commissioner giraudo? i think that you're maybe on mute. >> commissioner giraudo: okay, i'm unmuted now. we had two excellent presentations. the first was on jail cells and it was extremely interesting in a number of facts that were presented that the number of incarcerated individuals has decreased. they reviewed in-depth the behavioral health information for the jailed population and noted that there were 53.9% of the incarcerated individuals that are under behavioral health services. that include group counselling, medication, etc. and it is a very impressive operation. and they have gone at length to contain the number of covid positive -- both incarcerated individuals and staff. as well as the sheriff's department. it seemed that the sheriff's department was a bit higher with 54 of those who had tested covid positive. but it was -- it was an excellent conversation. and we did not quite have enough time, but i think that we learned a lot about the excellent work that dr. pratt and her team are doing. t

commissioner giraudo?u're maybe on mute. >> commissioner giraudo: okay, i'm unmuted now. we had two excellent presentations. the first was on jail cells and it was extremely interesting in a number of facts that were presented that the number of incarcerated individuals has decreased. they reviewed in-depth the behavioral health information for the jailed population and noted that there were 53.9% of the incarcerated individuals that are under behavioral health services. that include group counselling, medication, etc. and it is a very impressive operation. and they have gone at length to contain the number of covid positive -- both incarcerated individuals and staff. as well as the sheriff's department. it seemed that the sheriff's department was a bit higher with 54 of those who had tested covid positive. but it was -- it was an excellent conversation. and we did not quite have enough time, but i think that we learned a lot about the excellent work that dr. pratt and her team are doing. the second presen

commissioner giraudo? i think that you're maybe on mute. >> commissioner giraudo: okay, i'm unmuted now. we had two excellent presentations. the first was on jail cells and it was extremely interesting in a number of facts that were presented that the number of incarcerated individuals has decreased. they reviewed in-depth the behavioral health information for the jailed population and noted that there were 53.9% of the incarcerated individuals that are under behavioral health services. that include group counselling, medication, etc. and it is a very impressive operation. and they have gone at length to contain the number of covid positive -- both incarcerated individuals and staff. as well as the sheriff's department. it seemed that the sheriff's department was a bit higher with 54 of those who had tested covid positive. but it was -- it was an excellent conversation. and we did not quite have enough time, but i think that we learned a lot about the excellent work that dr. pratt and her team are doing. t

commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: the first was the bridge h.i.v.esearch which was excellent and fascinating. and focused on the increased prevention strategies with innovations that are currently being researched that studies are looking at possible injectables, an implant and monthly pill. that's all within what they are studying at the various companies. the other part that was presented is they are currently have a research project going on with covid in the astrazeneca vaccine trial. they are embarking on that. the next part of the meeting, presentation in response to previous questions about aces in the clinics, adverse childhood experience trauma questionnaire that had been showcased in the office of the surgeon general in the state and dr. hammer spoke about the implementation in the pediatric clinic in children's health at csfg. it requires really behavioral health in the primary care clinic to be able to implement it. and the hope is and it's in the planning stage to have aces in epic so it can be easily scored and then resources given to

commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: the first was the bridge h.i.v. research which was excellent and fascinating. and focused on the increased prevention strategies with innovations that are currently being researched that studies are looking at possible injectables, an implant and monthly pill. that's all within what they are studying at the various companies. the other part that was presented is they are currently have a research project going on with covid in the astrazeneca vaccine trial. they are embarking on that. the next part of the meeting, presentation in response to previous questions about aces in the clinics, adverse childhood experience trauma questionnaire that had been showcased in the office of the surgeon general in the state and dr. hammer spoke about the implementation in the pediatric clinic in children's health at csfg. it requires really behavioral health in the primary care clinic to be able to implement it. and the hope is and it's in the planning stage to have aces in epic so it can be easily scored and then resources given t

. >> commissioner giraudo. >> yes. >> commissioner chow. >> yes. >> commissioner green. >> yes. >> commissioner bernal. >> yes. >> that passes. >> next item. general public comment. for those listening on the line. mark would you read those instructions? >> clerk: if you would like to comment during general comment on an item on the agenda press star 3 to raise your hand. on something not on the agenda press star 3 to raise your hand. i do not see any hands commissioners. >> we can move on to the next item, which is the resolution honoring all lhh staff and residents. before i hand it over to commissioner guillermo, who is chair for the committee for the hospital i want to send my thanks to everybody, staff and residents. if you look around the country at the state of long-term care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, they have experienced tragic outbreaks. we have seen the majority of the people lost to covid-19 are people in skilled nursing facilities. for the response at the lhh in san francisco to have done so welcome pairtively and i know that we recently suffered the loss of residents

. >> president bernal: i see hands raised by commissioner green and commissioner giraudo.ssioner green? >> commissioner green: you are making history. i recall the h1n1 vaccines when they arrived and the organization and forethought you put into this is so superior to what went on then and this is far more complex. there have been vaccines where notices have been sent to patients because it wasn't kept cold enough and i'm wondering if you have concerns about removing -- i don't know enough about the vaccine to know if you have -- and if you're going to offer guidance about staffing. some people may be imcompass taited for a day or two and here we are in the midst of this. and i wondered if you were going to offer help so they're not hit with a bunch of staff reacting to the vaccine. >> the first question was the interval between the vaccines? >> commissioner green: when you take it out of cold storage if you have concerns about it. and then the other question if you're offering guidance to institutions because of the vaccine reactions people are supposed to have and how th