. >> my name is jessica wiemar, and i have been a registered nurse for 33 years, i spent 33 of those years with cpmc. i would like to discuss with published san francisco health goes that were in the "chronicle's paper today, and how that is at odds what cpmc proposes. the first goal on the list is to increase access to quality medical care. with the closing of

. >> my name is jessica wiemar, and i have been a registered nurse for 33 years, i spent 33 of those years with cpmc. i would like to discuss with published san francisco health goes that were in the "chronicle's paper today, and how that is at odds what cpmc proposes. the first goal on the list is to increase access to quality medical care. with the closing of cpmc, the it will make it difficult for the underserved to get their health care. the next concern is the stopping of the spreading of infectious diseases. these people will have to travel further on public transportation and this will expose more people to infectious diseases and may increase the use of ambulance services. the behavioral health care, they are already decrease in the beds at st. luke's and davies campus and there is also a plan for the pacific campus to decrease the number of the beds. also to raise healthy children, the california campus has one of the only pediatric emergency rooms in the city and that would be closed down. also to have improved health and access for people with disabilities. by eliminating