such as the one given in the hospital in nÜrnberg in anesthesiology.iques. nursing and inc hospital administration. the 52-week course in anesthesiology is expensive but free, and the comparable civilian course would cost at least $1000. all the newest anesthetics and methods are taught, and the student learns to exercise great care in the use of this equipment. army nurses, whether specialists or not, try to keep pace with changing medical practices, both in the hospital and in these specialist courses with contact with top-flight medical personnel. ♪ narrator: this then is the army nurse overseas. in all our work, we are guided by the words we spoke when we became part of the core, the pledge of the nurse. as army nurse, i accept the responsibilities of an officer in the army nurse corps. i shall give faithful care to the men who fight for the freedom of this country and to the women who stand behind them. i shall bring to the american soldier, wherever he may be, the best of my knowledge and professional skill. i shall approach him cheerfully at all

$30,000 that is way less than most fee-for-service if you were billed for each component like the anesthesiology or this group the three hours of recovery room time. and it is of a concept in a debt was a lot of stuff they were doing that didn't add very much to the care. with long periods of physical therapy but if if they look at that carefully in said they were paid separately that doesn't change the al come -- outcome. and then some of the better hmos to do that. so with that experiment with the policy under the affordable care act so i don't know where it will go but with the guardians of the health care dollars we should be enthusiastic and there is always a narrative maybe somebody will skimp on our care. but what we see there is so much that we do so we could eliminate that. in that to turn that expensive and ship around. >> host: now we will turn back to the topic in the transition. has a hospital as a charity or the non-profit as those requirements for hospitals with those charitable benefits but of course, many people around the united states volunteer in their hospital you have some

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bolanos was an outstanding pediatric anesthesiology gist and a wonderful colleague in the prime of both her career and life. field's colleagues calling his death a tragic loss. police say the suspect and the victims knew one another but aren't disclosing how. teixeira is expected to face several charges including murder. his arraignment is set for monday. >> a horrible story. erielle, thank you very much. >> horrific. >> appreciate it. >> thanks, erielle. >>> and it is time now for the weather. as we said, rob marciano is in sunrise, florida. he's taking part in the wings for life world run, and he is in the midst of that run right now. rob, you're looking fine. you're looking great, in fine form this morning. >> thank you. well, we're just getting started. one thing about florida, it's nice and flat. and the humidity is low here. wings for life world run, this is an amazing event. it's to benefit spinal cord research. about 2,000 people here but over 100,000 people across 6 continents right now running for those who can't. you can't beat that. weather here is dry. we mentioned that. un