War. Good morning. Fork you all for joining todays session. Its going to be really informative. So glad youre all here with this very distinguished panel. Leadership, ethics and Practice Initiative here at the elliott school. The goal of this initiative sponsored by our dean is to give ofater profile to the topics leadership, ethics and their Practical Application in the education of our students graduate and undergraduate. This initiative brings practitioners to the school to learn about ethical and leadership challenges those practitioners face and how they address them. The same bringing scholars to the school to address these very same topics. I would also like to mention this morning that we are being filmed by cspan history. So we are fortunate to have these proceedings recorded. Young people both in and out of faced huge questions during the vietnam war. Would they take a stand. How would they put their values into practice. How would they come together to make a difference . An
Credits for installing advanced Automotive Technologies . I think the general principles about a stated a pretty important to the American Public expects both safety and Public Health. The second part is i really hope that the manufactures have enough incentives for lifesaving technology. Subsequent replies they save by putting those advanced technologies in those vehicles. The want to give an opinion whether you like or support this idea of giving automakers the cafe credits because they install these advanced auto technologies . Will provide detailed Technical Analysis but we dont think there should be a compromise. We should be able to get safety and Public Health and Environmental Concerns addressed. Because i think incentives are already there, save lives, prevent injuries. Basha be the highest incentive anybody needs. I appreciate that. What impact with the corporate average fuel economy or cafe credit provision in this have on vehicle fuel economy and how might that affect consu
Order to even get care, and that care was segregated from the rest of healthcare. Youve heard many times about the other problems that are associated. Well, theyre literally paid for separately with a workforce thats trained differently. Now, as healthcare reform and parity roll out, people at all parts of that continuum ought to be able to get care from being screened early, as candace says, through interventions in the office of their primary care doctors to Specialty Care that they already have and beyond. I think its going to be really quite an important benefit for people that are affected, but for the rest of medicine as well, going to see better quality care and farreduced costs. And youve brought in a very good dimension in terms of how we train individuals. Obviously, if were looking for more people to adopt evidencebased practices, right, dr. Laudet . Wouldnt we really Pay Attention to how were training the new people so that to make sure that they really have all the tools t
This one. This one. There was kind of some argument about, well, which came first . We need to address the Substance Abuse issue before we can make headway on the Mental Health issue. On the flip side, the Mental Health practitioners would say, no, we need to address the depression or what have you before we can really make headway on the Substance Use. And i think what people are really beginning to understand, especially in the last decade, that they have to be treated at the same time and not just treated at the same time in parallel, but treated at the same time in a very integrated fashion. If you google dual disorder, you will see hypertension and diabetes, but you never hear problems in treating those two disorders. I think the reason is doctors, nurses, pharmacists are educated in both, and, very importantly, the money comes out of the same pot. So, so often theres a separate pot for Mental Health money and Substance Abuse money, and it has produced an unnecessary, really divis
Order to even get care, and that care was segregated from the rest of healthcare. Youve heard many times about the other problems that are associated. Well, theyre literally paid for separately with a workforce thats trained differently. Now, as healthcare reform and parity roll out, people at all parts of that continuum ought to be able to get care from being screened early, as candace says, through interventions in the office of their primary care doctors to Specialty Care that they already have and beyond. I think its going to be really quite an important benefit for people that are affected, but for the rest of medicine as well, going to see better quality care and farreduced costs. And youve brought in a very good dimension in terms of how we train individuals. Obviously, if were looking for more people to adopt evidencebased practices, right, dr. Laudet . Wouldnt we really Pay Attention to how were training the new people so that to make sure that they really have all the tools t