and because that process is sort of medical looking, it involves putting an iv line in, for example, it involves getting those pharmaceuticals in the first place, it involves somebody pronouncing the person dead once they re dead. because that process has elements of medical-ishness to it, there are people with some level of medical training who tend to be involved in that public activity. and the state has to pay them for that. but if you are the emt or the medic or the phlebotomist or the doctor the state of oklahoma is paying to help out on the nights they kill a prisoner or two, you don t get issued a paycheck for that. the way they pay you is cash. they pay you in cash money that they take out of some petty cash fund and they do it that way so there is no record of who they paid to help with the killing that night. you just walk out of the prison with an envelope stuffed full of cash. in 2011, the prison system in
less mislabeled tubing so it will be more accurate. but right now part of the clinical trial it is only accurate in about 83% which is equivalent of an average phlebotomist. the bottom line is look at all the cameras around us. robotic technology, i think it has been tremendous. in the operating room it has changed our life and the way we take care of our patients with prostate cancer, et cetera but it takes time. cost is another issue with robots. right now it is cheap to have someone draw your blood as opposed to i don t know what the price is going to be. but it is a very interesting concept. anna: what s it going to mean for the people who are actually doing it now? is this going to mean their jobs will be on the chopping block? interesting. if you look at how the robots have come in our field, yes, it will take part of the nursing job and
started reading the grand jury report. the pennsylvania department of health, the pennsylvania department of state, and the philadelphia department of public health and safety, they had ample opportunity to investigate and to shut gosnell down. joe, the doctor s staff, they seemed completely untrained. the chief anesthesiologist i understand had only a 7th graded indication. that s correct. linda williams testified this week she never went beyond 7th grade. and eventually got some training as a phlebotomist. but really didn t work in that job. she was working at another abortion clinic in delaware, sterilizing instruments. that s where she met gosnell. and later, after her husband was murdered, and she was going
seemed completely untrained. the chief anesthesiologist i understand had only a 7th graded indication. that s correct. linda williams testified this week she never went beyond 7th grade. and eventually got some training as a phlebotomist. but really didn t work in that job. she was working at another abortion clinic in delaware, sterilizing instruments. that s where she met gosnell. and later, after her husband was murdered, and she was going through problems, gosnell agreed to hire her under the table, and then gradually trained her in different skills needed for the abortion procedure. and linda, as any other employee, when they said, is this okay, is this legal, gosnell, according to the trial testimony, would say, you re working for a doctor, you re
david, if anyone from the department of health or other agencies actually had gone there over the years, they would have seen what that patient saw. absolutely, yeah. that was one of the things that i just couldn t believe when i first heard about this case, and started reading the grand jury report. the pennsylvania department of health, the pennsylvania department of state, and the philadelphia department of public health and safety, they had ample opportunity to investigate and to shut gosnell down. joe, the doctor s staff, they seemed completely untrained. the chief anesthesiologist i understand had only a 7th graded indication. that s correct. linda williams testified this week she never went beyond 7th grade. and eventually got some training as a phlebotomist. but really didn t work in that job. she was working at another abortion clinic in delaware,