Strain with the recent wave of event cancellations we are extending a new generosity by supporting during this time by donation at the bottom of the screen or by becoming a member. Booksellers as you can imagine are feeling it right now. If you are interested in going deeper in the talk please the link on the page to purchase your copy of the long. Doctor vivian lee phd has been a physician, scientist and healthcare administrator for two decades. Among her leadership role, doctor lee served as a scientific officer in enough refinance at nyu medical center. Prior to that she was a vice chair for research of the department of ideology. She served as the ceo and dean of the university among other roles in salt lake city. Elected to the association of american medical Colleges Council administrative board and also a member of the Advisory Board of Massachusetts General Hospital and Pittsburgh School of medicine in her work has appeared in the Harvard Business review, the Journal Associatio
And booksellers will be interested in going deeper on the subject of tonights talk, please use the link on the live stream page to purchase your copy of the long stick the long fix. Doctor vivian lee is us science and healthcare administer. Among her leadership role, she has served as the inaugural chief scientific officer advice dean of the medical center. Prior to that she was vice chair for research in the department of radiology. For 6 years served as ceo of utah health and dean of university of utah school of medicine in salt lake city. During that tenure she was elected to the association of American Medical College council of deans and administrative courts and a member of Advisory Boards of Massachusetts General Hospital and the university of Pittsburgh School of medicine, the Harvard Business review, journal of the association of medical colleges and other publications. Speaking of other publications vivian lees first book was on cardiovascular mris, not for the faint of heart
Decide not to do that, it is very important for people to meet outside, wear face coverings, social distance, hygiene measures that i talked about. Be thoughtful how we engage outside of our immediate house old with people highest risk of dying from the disease, people older with chronic conditions. Given what we are seeing in San Francisco and across the state we are having increasing cases. San francisco knows how to do this. We did it and i am grateful for everyones contributions. We did it in march, april, may. We can do it for the fourth of july. Thank you. Next questions from cathy novak with k cbs for dr. Colfax. How willin how many patientsn quentin are treated in San Francisco hospitals . 18 patients transferred from san quentin to San Francisco hospitals. Second question for dr. Colfax. Are San Francisco hospitals preparing to receive more patients from san quintin . Is that going to affect Hospital Capacity. Right now it is good for indicators. People can find it on data sf
Debate managed by part of the ways and Means Committee. Might consume. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman from massachusetts. Mr. Neal im pleased to join with the speaker and other Committee Chairs to have introduced the Patient Protection and Affordable Care enhancement act and welcome consideration of the measure in the house today. Hearing the former chairman of the Energy Committee a few minutes ago, decent guy, he said that there was room for bipartisanship. In the health care debate. I mean, ive been here for a long time. Where was the bipartisanship, and im going to submit something republicans in all the years i have been in this house they have not agreed amongst themselves on health care, never mind agreing with democrats on health care. So for years, weve worked to expand access. Thats what this argument about is about today. We want to make sure that Affordable Health care exists for the American Family and to build on the coverage gains of the Affordable Care act. The c
Back to their active benefit which i have to say is a better benefit than what we were covering at first. Does anyone have any idea when that happened . Im just curious. Its something that we actually have been working with the School District over the last year, to consider taking over the dental benefit on their behalf. And weve asked that question and have not found anyone who knows the answer. So we can take this offline, but yeah, anyone that we spoke to, they could not document the history of how that got back to the School District. Commissioner zvanski okay. Well talk about that later. President breslin anyone else have anything else to say . I have a couple of questions. Okay. I dont see a page for the for the retiree h. M. O. Design elements. Theres one for the retiree p. P. O. Design elements and theres one for the h. M. O. Elements, but not for the retirees. I dont see that, the copays for the h. M. O. S. Am i missing something . Yes, i know there are appendix pages that ha