as he's holding patients in the emergency room and cdu, if we remember a year ago the cdu was budgeted for observation of patients who had neurological or cardiac issues. it is not actually designed to hold patients who are going to be admitted but this is what the cdu does. they hold them in cdu, they also hold them in the merge sip department. the emergency department backs up and they wind up on [speaker not understood]. we hold them in the recovery room as well because these patients have no beds upstairs. so, how can we cut 44 more beds? let's tie that picture together with the fact that nurses are staffed at a basic minimum staffing ratio of 5 to 1 or 3 to 1 and this is the staffing ratio that's hit on the floor when they need to get their breaks or their patients going. their patients are going to other nurses who have 5 or 3 patients. now they're outside of the state staffing ratio plus holding the patients in the emergency room, cdu or pack u. how can you possibly operate the hospital this way? it's dangerous. patients don't get the care they need. they may disappear. orders d