net institute quality leaders top honest a bard ask that is why it's important to support the general hospital foundation and support programs at the hospital in the following video, stephanie tom matt see and crew beatifully cap toured two of those programs and their benefits: . >> i have eniwent to a friend who was building our new home and i went to step on an attached floor and it wasn't and i fell onto concrete. when character shier came to san francisco general hospital it was clear she had very significant injuries which includeddier to her pelvis and her heel bone. san francisco general is the only trauma center in the city so if you get injured anywhere from the bridges down to the airport, you are coming here. >>> i we want to the public health do an overall screens and that included hiv aids and then the nurse came in and said, don't worry hundred. i have never given a positive and ten minutes later, his face went flush write and was test was positive. >> she came to us during her pregnancy and was very worried about passing hiv onto her baby. >> this is really a world class situati

and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but their mind and their soul. you must recognize that unless patient and the family are peopleally and tactally cared for. they will not be able to survive their cancer treatment. or to face the end of their life with diggity. so, rachel and i feel very bless and had lucky to the able to work with a team of people so dedicated and providing incredible surface. to what limits this office all of the time to and patients that often have nowhere else to turn to. thank you . >> we are also here today represented our other professionals family sharon khan with the family medical services at san francisco general. we are proud to be part of a group of amazing social workers who work everyday often unrecognized under appreciated and under paid to care for the most vulnerable woman of france and we are work

individuals and it's my privilege to be here representing union bank also in support of san francisco general hospital what i think many of you don't know is many of my early roots were in the hospital as well. my mother was a licensed vocational nurse and she became a nurse by a program that was instituted by a hospital in languages martin king hospital in los angeles and it was economically transformationle for my family and one of the reasons that i'm here today and so it's good to be here joining the san francisco general hospital foundation and honoring all of these people and at union bank we think these partnership and is are centrally building the blocks that build our community we have sente foundation do that demonstrating excellence, innovation and access and, quality of healthcare since the beginning. the foundation's sole mission is to improve the care and comfort of patients at the general. that mission continues today. and as we expand into the recognition of world renown research and training excellence, that takes place in the hospital's campus each day, the hospital is the hub of cut

we took a look at the scheduling processing and we called in to general hospital who is far with construction schedules for hospital and we determine in general -- we determined that cpmc would need one to two years extra to get saint luke open and that seem like a fair request. we took those liquidated damages that used to occur at the day after cathedral hill opened and started 10,000 a day and go up to 25,000 a day. so basically there's a two year period after cathedral hill opens that they can still -- they're not in violation or in default of the agreement as long as they get saint luke open no more than 24 months earlier. we want to get saint luke open and they have a different named call delay payment. bcpmc is required and has agreed under the contract if you adopt these changes to be responsible or liable to the city to 2,500 a day for the first month. so just to say it another way from when cathedral open, there's 12 months when nothing happen and another seven months where the delay payments kick in and the liquidated damages which is default of the agreement which is more expensiv

. >>> some nurses and doctors at mar in general hospital say a new general hospital system is putting patients in care. >> last week they eliminated handwritten doctor's orders. >> after the new system was implemented, a number of patients received the wrong medication. >> there was a card idea med that had the wrong dosing on it, and it had an adverse effect on a person's heart rate. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. >> the staff did not get enough training. >> the ceo contends the hospital is safer now than before. >>> the hospitals include berkeley, and oakland. >> at the same time. the california nurse's association has called off a strike at siders san leand row hospital. >> they have designed a agreement and to make it a publicly owned hospital. >>> war i don'ts say they have more than 19,500 reasons why they will win game six of their playoff series against san antonio. >> we'll have a live update. >>> assessing the damage knowledge in texas, after a string of powerful tornados, homes now reduced to rubble. >>> if you like showers today, across the bay area, we'll let y

we took a look at the scheduling processing and we called in to general hospital who is far with construction schedules for hospital and we determine in general -- we determined that cpmc would need one to two years extra to get saint luke open and that seem like a fair request. we took those liquidated damages that used to occur at the day after cathedral hill opened and started 10,000 a day and go up to 25,000 a day. so basically there's a two year period after cathedral hill opens that they can still -- they're not in violation or in default of the agreement as long

in next year's report we have information from all of the community clinics and san francisco general hospital when people come in and talk about domestic violence and child abuse and elder abuse we are able to capture that data so that is one of the major things we're looking for in the next report. >> the next recommendation is increasing in joint trainings and we're going to add the sheriff's department in this to gather more data from the sheriff's department and also from the san francisco unified public schools because we have so many programs in the schools working on family violence issues and we have one section in the report so the wellness centers and we're going to get data for and at the department of public health are looking at gathering data from the public health system so we are hopeful in next year's report we have information from all of the community clinics and san francisco general hospital when people come in and talk about domestic violence and child abuse and elder abuse we are able to capture that data so that is one of the major things we're looking for in the next

california and it was pretty obvious to me that so many of those patients had been told, you come to general hospital. you will get free care. there was no mention of medi-cal. let's put it this way. if you want to help the poor people, maybe you ought to do the full audit of the department of public health; and then you will see how much money has been wasted since 1989, and you can cannot calculate that you guys have been sitting here not doing your job. also i would like to know how much money the mayor was able to collect while he was in china for the support of the america's cup since you came up empty on treasure island and the other location. let's asking how much he got for the america's cup. that is something for -- thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> mr. president, members of this body. today i stand before you as a saddened father, because with the episode in boston, a little child -- one of his limbs. and let's not forget this woman. he will never, ever be the same as long as you lift. i am sure our hearts and prayers will go to this little kid. a terrible act. with gods help l

the incident occurred, are i agreed to have a sexual assault kit taken at the san francisco general hospital and after four hour long examination i was told that my kit would be september to the crime lab within 72 hours and under the san francisco ordinance it would be processed best practices mandate processed within 14 days. i followed up with my inspector in order to apprehend the suspect who was then questioned and he told me, the inspector told me that indeed my kit would be processed with the suspect's dna which was taken and would be processed within 14 days. i followed up ninety days later and they also told me that they would contact me. so i followed up ninety days later and was told that my kit was still in a cue and i was told that i would then need to follow-up six months later. so i followed up at the end of 2010 and i was told by a sergeant there that my kit, that the evidence from my suspect was not put with my kit and that it was still down at sf p.d. and they were going to have to match the evidence with my kit and they also told me to follow-up within six months. so i fol

. >>> some nurses and doctors after marin general hospital are raising a red flag tonight about a newhat was implemented just last week. ktvu's mike mibach spoke to one nurse who says the new system is compromising patients care and even leaving some doctors in tears. >> reporter: marin general hospital. >> my body is not making its own blood. >> reporter: linda swab is one of its patients. >> i have never had any problem at all. >> reporter: registered nurse, barbara ryan disagrees. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. i mean there's melt downs. >> reporter: ryan a maternity and pediatric nurse has a number of patients have recently received the wrong medication. >> sometimes on patients that have been discharged. >> there was a cardiac med that had the wrong dosing on it. it had an adverse affect on a person's heart rate. >> reporter: on may 7 the hospital says it went live with the new entry system allowing physicians to enter patient orders directly into a computer eliminating hand written orders. the california nurses association says it feels nurses and doctors did not get

. >>> some nurses and doctors after marin general hospital are raising a red flag tonight about a newter system that was implemented just last week. ktvu's mike mibach spoke to one nurse who says the new system is compromising patients care and even leaving some doctors in tears. >> reporter: marin general hospital. >> my body is not making its own blood. >> reporter: linda swab is one of its patients. >> i have never had any problem at all. >> reporter: registered nurse, barbara ryan disagrees. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. i mean there's melt downs. >> reporter: ryan a maternity and pediatric nurse has a number of patients have recently received the wrong medication. >> sometimes on patients that have been discharged. >> there was a cardiac med that had the wrong dosing on it. it had an adverse affect on a person's heart rate. >> reporter: on may 7 the hospital says it went live with the new entry system allowing physicians to enter patient orders directly into a computer eliminating hand written orders. the california nurses association says it feels nurses and doctors

>> they can present in any hospital but we have the kits done at san francisco general. they can go to any hospital. we take them and transport them if need be. we have other ways to getting them there. we are going to do the best for every victim. we do what we can to make them feel as comfortable and safe as possible. >> thank you, the sexual assault victims bill of rights card sounds terrific. i'm wondering if you don't have a copy of it on you if maybe you can send a few our way? >> i can do that. the san francisco police department, we put that together at the crime lab asking our criminalist for their in put because they have the information. again, it's information gathered out from the police department when it's required or desired the. i can forward those to you. >> the last question has to do with the new building project. can you tell us a little bit more about that. when you anticipate having that up and operational? >> the site is as evans. it's a plan for a 4 story building with a two level parking structure. what will be great about that building is that i

most recently we issued the bonds last summer, for the general hospital and with the emergency response as well. the cost on that is 2.71 percent and so there is a healthy. >> okay. conservative assumption. >> thank you. >> and the other thing that i would like to mention is the resolutions approved the form of documents including the official statement, which is the offering of memo who end up producing the securities and the city's disclosure in the appendix a in the official statement. it was last repaired in march of this year which the mayor's budget office and the controller's office and on a number of other departments to update the city's financial condition, and disclosure, and government and other operating data. we will update that document to include, the recently released 9 month benefit update. and the upcoming june first budget. outlining the city's outgoing covenant to disclose on a annual basis to the financial market place. i am happy to answer the questions should you have them. >> just to make sure that you covered items, 2 through 8, all three bonds? from your persp

they are able to help these women deliver their babies at the hospital, at general hospital.also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now because if they are low income enough, they get medical. if they actually have a little more assets, a little more income, they can get happy family. we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. one thing i learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they

visiting the general hospital in fallujah is like living it was a nightmare. children with two heads toomas malformations missing limbs and macao been on bearable literally they say every family here is sheltering or hiding a deformed monstrous child. from. one of them. get away and the grandmother you know after my daughter cries all day long it but she hopes to see her daughter get better. deeply affected by leave the city with its newborn monsters. we head for baghdad on the banks of the tigris. baghdad can be translated as the garden of peace. but it's a better fragile peace patrol. those are iraqi wearing uniforms supplied by the us the army is divided by political religious and tribal conflicts everyone fights for his own camp. the president is kurd the prime minister shia and the parliament is run by sunnis. in paradise square opposite the royal mosque stands a concrete pedestal. here once through the absolute symbol of power a statue of saddam hussein. on april ninth two thousand and three it was torn to the ground of the united states believed it of w

it has in the same level of excitement that i have seen in the rebuilding of general hospital and thecal center. every time we touch our health care system, we have something that promises a better life for people and barbara is as excited for this announcements as well. saint luke's are incredible institutions for san francisco. that's why we thought it would be best for the whole city to make this project happen because of the laws of the state of california that require that seismic upgrade of our health institutions, because of the tremendous pressure to improve san francisco and bay area and the economical structures that face this hospital and so many other hospitals. the job is never done. this is an announcement of where we are today, but we have to get this thing built, we have to make sure it's furnished like we are working on to make sure everything happens at a time when there is economic pressure and institutions coming from national decision that don't necessarily compliment the economic recovery that we are experiencing in the bay area. so, i want to put this into persp

. >>> some nurses and doctors at marin general hospital claim a computer glitch may be compromising patient care. among their complaints patients receiving the wrong medication. coming up at 4:45 the recent upgrade they blame and how the hospital is responding. >>> time is 4:35. today you can see the best cyclists in the world make their way through san jose but be prepared for road closures and delays. cyclists will have individual trials starting at 12:45 this afternoon. it starts at the ibm civil son valley lab. road closures are expected along the route as well as limited parking. they have been making their way to the bay area ever since. tomorrow's race begins in livermore and goes up mt. diablo. it's definitely going to be a wild weekend in the city as thousands come out for this years bay to breakers. the increase in security comes after the bombings last month. they have added security cameras to various spots along the route and installed see threw trash cans that can be easily searched. >> we've been in conversations with boston pretty much since the day it happened. being briefe

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. >> our experience the world over has been that people generally are warm hearted, generous, hospitablen the people with seemingly the least are the ones that want to help and support the most. it's humbling. >> is there an end to this journey. >> another year and a half, two years. >> that's what i'm telling everybody. i'm adding things and changing the route here and there. might be two years, might very well be three. >> this is actually her trip. i'm just following her. >> are you afraid of like moving back into a house and being a regular married couple after this. >> have we ever been a regular married couple? >> not really, no. >>> guyism sets up an experiment. >> what better way to see if it works. >> i don't want to know what it is. >> why not a wet t-shirt contest. >> find out if the shirts soak it up next. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> big tornado. >> tornado season is in full swing and just monday two tornados touched down in kansas. storm chasers got a view of the one that touched down just east of cora. amazing audio and video picked up by the guys at tvanswerd weather.com

hit saint luke's hospital, they can use the beds and we have the responsibility of mental health services throughout the city and we'll work closely with this area, cpmc and the general are the psychiatric level and we make sure they do leave. part of health care reform is insuring the people do not get rehospitaled and manage hospital, we're obligated to make sure people try to stabilize in the community and do not get re-hospitalized and that's a major growth we have. so i'll commit to the planning commission to

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right now they are at san francisco general hospital.e fired according to police. this happening right in front of the b.a.r.t. station on the corner of 16th and mission. >> we were trying to get medical aid for the victims all shot laying on the ground. we were trying to maintain the crime scene for the witnesses because we don't want to lose them. they had information that proves the shooters -- that proves who the shooters might be. >> reporter: police put out a radio call when they learned the suspects were in a black mercedes station wagon. the suspects crashed into two parked cars and when they reversed, they rammed into a patrol car. that officer not seriously hurt. investigators found two gun inside the car. three blocks away, another car tossed out of their window right near double rock housing units. police arrested three african- american males in their 20s. officers will be looking at the surveillance cameras to reconstruct exactly what happened here. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> another cruise

program we funded for the last five years and it's a crisis stabilization unit that partners with general hospital. we provide the same amount of services on a volunteer patient. door urgent care serves individuals in psychiatric crisis who does not need is a collusion of restraint. those are the urgent crisis beds that cpmc have. they're on sight or on call and patients stay for up to 24 hours. door urgent care has two components, one of the things that we looked at when we set up urgent care crisis, there's a need to post an urgent care program and they have a door house, they call it, a short term residential treatment program that's located at the same site. once they've stabilized patients who need additional services maybe transported and the average length of dora health is three to five-days, and from dora house, we have other placement services, residential programs, outpatient settings for individuals. i really believe this is a good partnership for patients, i think it's an important process and i believe it's the least restrictive and the cost effective setting for our saint luke patie

general hospital, st. lukes mission bay, they are building and they will be finished in probably a year and-a-half and a couple of years and these are incredible anchors to the healthcare industry along with the what regents and others are doing in the pharmaceutical research and design areas and we are going in the healthcare pharmaceutical health design area very rapidly and the tourism these incredible international events that we host whether it's blue grass or america's cup or world series we are going to continue to try to get those huge hereto and the super bowl that is a bay area play poshly with the capping olympic and is the world soccer can possible be here as well and i'm trying to organize the first international pink pong tournament to come here and so hospital amount x healthcare industry and construction of course, is very strong and construction is very correct me if i'm wrong strong and clear tech and clean tech companies are growing again investors from other countries including china ar

anne louise oaklander, neurologist from massachusetts general hospital, dr. mark shelly from university of es