honda met and asked for poll he's presented for recommendation at the jcc meeting, prior to bringing a recommendation to the full commission, those policies were revised and provided the language to to the jcc members in time for this meeting. in particular, there was concern about the or questions around the admissions policy and prioritization of the admission. one that was particular concern and i'm calling it out just because it was one of the key revisions that was requested had to do with the first, articulating around residents who were transferred out of the facility during the time that laguna honda was decertified and now will be the first priority when, when laguna honda begins to evaluate a new admission request based on the admission criteria. so beyond that, the jcc recommends the listed policies and procedures for consent. >> all right. >> thank you, to the finance and committee and as well as lag no honda for your hard work on these items. our next is to have a motion to approve the consent calendar. >> so moved. >> second. >> all right, we'll move to public comment,

this is on the laguna honda jcc report? this is about report back from a meeting that took place at laguna honda about the joint conference committee. i'll give three minutes and when the buzzer goes off your time is up. >> i was a resident at laguna honda for about a year and it is very well needed and the carer up there at that time was very good. the people were excellent. didn't have toomany problems. however, with that being said, i want to reiterate questions you had for the gentleman. i know that is a hard job up there. love laguna honda and general, by the way. one of the participants called and they were talking about patient abuse, which i didn't experience that. however, with that being said, i believe it will be a conflict if he is the employer and head of the abuse over the patient abuse. just want to reiterate that. that is imperative because we dont want any barriers if experiencing that. nothing against you. the second one to reiterate was with all these things for recertification, what is the contingency pl

thank you so much. >> next report from the joint conference jcc meeting from august 23. i ask that you hold the gavel while i excuse myself. >> thank you very much, president. >> i had the jcc meeting, we discussed robust presentation on achieving safe and equitable care. and it included many metrics that they follow at the hospital most of which they have met or actually exceeded with very rare exceptions for which they have excellent plans of approach. and there including falls and hospital pressure injuries which were the ones of greatest focus but also bladder infections and hospital acquired infections in general. and the point is to look at this through a general lens to better understand this information through the lens of equity. and in addition to hearing the celebrations that were reviewed in the director's report today, we also celebrated the additional star that the general got from cms which is an accomplishment because it's reflected on data really before the last few years. i think the improvement that they made are yet to be reflected in the star system.

for the laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center jcc. >> second. >> a motion and second. do we have public comment. >> yes. anyone in the room like to make a public comment. i see one hand on remote. >> hi. i forgot it's okay i don't have a comment. >> okay. thank you, dr. palmer. >> no further comments. >> all right. any questions or comments from commissioners, commissioner green. >> yes. commissioner guillermo thank you for you all the roundabout and with the comments some were detailed i do not tell you how pleased what you did in the kribltd attendance to detail with the 25 recorders field you highlighted this really is a testament to the diligence that your pacing so this really is a testament to how and see the progress you've made. thank you very much. >> any other questions or comments? >> all right. echo commissioner green comment about the sheer amount of work they put into the policy changes and have necessary not only for recertification but provide excellent care that our resident at laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center receive so thank you for th

representatives of the jcc as well as investigators of the tfr troops work in the building.he reconnaissance of the first donetsk army corps in a matter of minutes and discovers the positions of the militants. from where did the nazis open fire on peaceful neighborhoods , the operators of our drones are preparing drones to drop ammunition on ukrainian positions electronic warfare system operators are blocking frequencies. vaughn muffles it, beating it off the remote control. while enemy kamikaze drones are blocked by rap systems. our equipment manages to change positions, drives up to the hills of the settlement, experience, in order to work out and cover our infantry, which these minutes are entering combat positions. dmitry has been fighting for only six months, he worked at a defense enterprise, he had a reservation in his zone and came as a volunteer. now let's go to the position and work on nightmares so that they do not relax during work. our infantry fighting vehicles the infantry manages to rotate in the avdiyevsky direction , the positional ones are afraid of nazaro

fire , innovations and kiev were replenished district of the capital, i note that according to the jccer the past 24 hours the enemy carried out 83 attacks, firing more than 250 into the territory of the dpr ammunition, in addition to rocket and cannon artillery, rc zookha was also used and large-scale destruction recorded in volnakha was damaged. the vladimir zhogi house of culture suffered , the registry office, the pharmacy, the art school , as a result, a woman died, nine more people were injured in different localities. republic employees using the committee's funds are inspecting the consequences of the shelling in the city of volnovakha of the donetsk people's republic as a result of examining the discovered fragments and fragments of shells. presumably this is a rsomer they will be seized and properly examined to clarify the specific type and type of shells as a result of joint activities. from russia to the donetsk people's republic and the fsb. russia in the eastern military district on the outskirts of dokuchaevskaya, a cache was discovered , 46 firearms and more than 1,000

thank you so much. >> next report from the joint conference jcc meeting from august 23. i ask that you hold the gavel while i excuse myself. >> thank you very much, president. >> i had the jcc meeting, we discussed robust presentation on achieving safe and equitable care. and it included many metrics that they follow at the hospital most of which they have met or actually exceeded with very rare exceptions for which they have excellent plans of approach. and there including falls and hospital pressure injuries which were the ones of greatest focus but also bladder infections and hospital acquired infections in general. and the point is to look at this through a general lens to better understand this information through the lens of equity. and in addition to hearing the celebrations that were reviewed in the director's report today, we also celebrated the additional star that the general got from cms which is an accomplishment because it's reflected on data really before the last few years. i think the improvement that they made are yet to be reflected in the star system.

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sarah williams and terry jones and opportunities for all jcc mayor breed and opportunities for all our own executive director paul david henderson for giving us the vision and for supporting it throughout our entire executive staff. every every person at dpr, our operations unit, our mentors at dpr, we were able to provide all 23 students with mentors at dpr. and, you know, we're a small agency, but we were able to have them double up, you know, maybe 2 or 3. but we wanted them to have that so they can see what dpr is like, what we do, and, you know, just wasn't lawyers who were mentors. we had it from every level. we had our investigators, our senior investigators, our our audit division, our mediation unit. you know, all of our all of our units came together to make this a memorable summer for these young people who i have now officially, my 23 other children, in addition to my one son. so, again, and of course, our amazing public service aide and intern coordinator, karen turner, without her, this wouldn't be possible. and so with that, i present to you what they've been working on

sarah williams and terry jones and opportunities for all jcc mayor breed and opportunities for all our own executive director paul david henderson for giving us the vision and for supporting it throughout our entire executive staff. every every person at dpr, our operations unit, our mentors at dpr, we were able to provide all 23 students with mentors at dpr. and, you know, we're a small agency, but we were able to have them double up, you know, maybe 2 or 3. but we wanted them to have that so they can see what dpr is like, what we do, and, you know, just wasn't lawyers who were mentors. we had it from every level. we had our investigators, our senior investigators, our our audit division, our mediation unit. you know, all of our all of our units came together to make this a memorable summer for these young people who i have now officially, my 23 other children, in addition to my one son. so, again, and of course, our amazing public service aide and intern coordinator, karen turner, without her, this wouldn't be possible. and so with that, i present to you what they've been working on