RABS
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Remote Area Broadcasting Services (RABS) is a program to provide Australians in remote areas with TV and radio services. These are broadcast on the Optus Aurora satellite platform, which many people receive directly. Others receive these services via terrestrial repeaters.
The TV services offered include ABC TV, SBS TV, two commercial television services in each remote zone, and two community style services. There are also radio services.
[edit] External links
Lyngsat's guide to Optus Aurora
In Pharmaceutical
RABS, Stewart Davenport, Upjohn (now Pfizer) Kalamazoo, Michigan coined the acronym RABS in the early 1990’s to describe an alternative device to a barrier isolator. As defined by the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), RABS is a type of barrier system for aseptic processing of pharmaceutical products that reduces or eliminates interventions into the critical zone, as compared to conventional clean room aseptic processing. In order to be classified as a RABS, a system must include the following elements: Properly designed equipment, Management oversight, A quality system in place, Proper surrounding room design to maintain ISO 5 in critical zone, Proper gowning practice, Proper training, Initial high level disinfection with sporicidal agent, Proper SOP's for rare interventions, Disinfection, Appropriate line clearance, Documentation of event
