CCIB Intake received a call from reporting party Kathy Hillard 10303 Annie Lane, Santee, CA 92071 (619) 971-8348. Kathy's friend called in the initial complaint on her behalf therefore Kathy is the Co-complainant for complaint #08-SC-20161214111557. The information provided in the initial complaint was provided by this reporting party (RP) who reiterates the same details regarding the Scabies outbreak, failing to report the scabies outbreak, the unkempt facility (dirty carpet, warn out furniture, dirty wall and floor etc.). There is one detail the reporting part would like to add. On 12/7 or 12/8 a nurse examined her mother, resident Jeanette Kincaid and notified the physician. Subsequently the physician prescribed an antibiotic without examining
CCIB Intake received referral #0277-5021-7355-6088130 dated 2/18/16 from reporting party Ignacio Gonzalez Lead Residential Counselor. It was reported that residents Terri'Aunna Unique Reliford DOB: 9/1/00 and Endia Keairra Wilson DOB: 9/6/01 went AWOL (date not provided). Resident Endia returned to the facility on 2/17/16 and stated that Terri'Aunna was with and 18 year old male named Roy Smaer IV. Endia reported that Roy is a "meth head" and lives in Long Beach. According to the reporting party Endia stated the last time she saw Terri'Aunna (date unknown) she appeared tired, had bags under her eyes, looked high and not bathed. Endia stated that she and Terri'Aunna were with other men named DJ, Carlos, Jamar, Keonte, and Michael (all last names
The Board received a complaint on 04/02/2014 regarding patient Gloria Kinder from Dena Andrews who has a POA for health care matters on the patient. The complaint was regarding Dr. Negron taking over care of the patient after her primary care doctor retired. The complainant states that the doctor would not refill her potassium, did not do follow up labs, and would not care for the patient.
On the above listed date and time, deputies arrived at Hampton County Medical Center, and made contact with the complainant regarding the above listed incident type. Deputies gathered the pertinent information needed to complete this report. The complainant and his mother wrote a voluntary statement. Photos were taken while at the Emergency Room. The complainant was issued a Victim’s Right’s Form along with a case number attached. Deputies attempted to make contact with the subject, no contact was made. Deputies cleared the call and resumed normal patrol duties.
I spoke to two unknown males at the location, one stated the girl who was bit was his niece. Another unknown male stated the complainant took her daughter to the doctor to get checked out. I asked him if he could make contact with her in regards to the incident. The "uncle" stated the incident occurred last night (06/08/18) at approximately 11:00pm. The other unknown male was unable to make contact with complainant. I returned to talk to Ms. Phillips, I advised Ms. Phillips at the present moment I have no complainant/victim. But there's a complaint that someone was bit. I requested FCACC Dispatcher C. Grim to contact Nationwide Children Hospital to determine if complaint took the victim to the hospital. FCACC Dispatcher C. Grim advised me that no one is register at the hospital with victim
CCIB Intake received referral #1265-1000-6744-5084121 regarding resident youth Esteban Villa DOB: 3/8/01 DOP: UK SCHOOL: De Elite Academy. The reporting party (RP) Sara Hayes is an employee at 1825 Gillespie Way Ste. 200, El Cajon CA 92022 (619) 672-7593. According to the RP Esteban is non-verbal, with mild epilepsy and intellectual disabilities. Furthermore the RP stated Esteban has substantial behavioral issues. It was reported the youth as resided in the group home since 2014. The RP disclosed on 1/22/17 a staff member (name not provided) reported that another staff member named Winter Easter had it Esteban on the head. On 1/23/17 the youth was examined and no marks or bruises were observed. Subsequently the staff member was placed on administrative
Although Pfizer was not required to warn the public and Kline, they were responsible for warning physicians. Pfizer dismissed Kline’s Complaints pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6), which successfully dismissed Counts I and VII. Motion to Dismiss under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6) “for failure to state a claim for which relief can be granted.” As the Plaintiff, Kline should have provided several sets of proof in order to support his claim and be granted the relief. Kline failed to provide the Fact Sheet and Authorization forms under the Joint Coordinate Plan.
The receptionist was on the phone for quite a long time before she could reach out to Ms. Patient. In the end, the receptionist just took Ms. Patient’s insurance without any clarification and made her wait for a while. Additionally, she was unable to focus on Ms. Patient and got distracted when another patient asked for indications. The receptionist clearly indicated unprofessionalism when she was unable to provide adequate information for the patient when she was disoriented. Also, the receptionist did not have any manners when she failed to excuse herself when another patient wanted to speak with her. Ms. Patient stated that she felt extremely vulnerable and lost when no one was able to help her understand what was going on. Therefore, the healthcare team in this case was unsuccessful in providing a caring and helpful environment for the
Referral #1193-9731-0706-0082040 was received by CCIB Intake. The reporting party is Sharon Moreno, FFA Supervisor (262) 804-0100. The reporting party (RP) reported foster mother Lori Steele located at 1048 Newhill Street, Glendora CA 91740 observed foster child Chateau Lane-Jones had been sending nude photos and video to men on "Facebook" and "Snapchat. Some of the replies from the mew indicated they were going to see Chateau. The replies included pictures of men. On 10/20/16 Chateau provided the name of her school and the foster parent's address. This information was provided by Chateau's foster sisters. The RP was not aware if the pictures the men submitted were nude or not. According to the RP the foster mother has been proactive in protecting
I alerted Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) Dispatcher B. Grotsky, that I was at that location on dog at large, will point out call. He explained that The Columbus Division of Police (CPD) contacted them in regards to a bite at that location. I asked FCACC Dispatcher B. Grotsky if we had victim information. He stated that he doesn’t but would contact the Columbus Division of Fire (CFD) to see if they are able to provide any information. After contacting CFD, FCACC Dispatcher B. Grotsky stated that he was provided with a contact number for victim. He contacted the phone number given and received no answer; a voice message was left to contact FCACC in regards to the incident. Per Supervisor Deputy Warden J. Kroeger I was instructed to issue a 10 day quarantine to the dog
CarMax faces challenges from several fronts that could threaten to disrupt their growth plans and their position as a disruptor in the used car market. The biggest challenge they face is being able to continuously secure a study supply of high quality used cars, due to the extremely competitive nature of the used car market. CarMax offers cutting edge technology to help the company identify buying trends, pricing trends, and consumer preferences down to the zip code that gave them a large competitive advantage, as “data mining” has matured and competitors have developed their own software tools, eroding the competitive advantage to CarMax.
There was inappropriate staffing in the Emergency Room which was a factor in the event. There was one registered nurse (RN) and one licensed practical nurse (LPN) on duty at the time of the incident. Additional staff was available and not called in. The Emergency Nurses Association holds the position there should be two registered nurses whose responsibility is to prov...
I was shadowing the charge nurse that day and she had two patients that was assigned to her besides her obligations as a charge nurse. One of the Doctor was there to check on a patient and remove the Jackson Pratt tube. The Doctor saw me and asked me to assist him. Before assisting the Doctor, the Charge Nurse asked me to contact one of the CNA to clean one of the rooms. When I called the CAN, she said she was busy but will get to it when she
While I was working the detail I was advised by hospital staff that a combative W/F baker act patient, Julie Campbell, was being brought in by EMS. Upon awaiting Fire Rescue 1 to arrive with Campbell, I stood by in the ambulance bay. Once the ambulance arrived they escorted Campbell into room #11 as she was handcuffed to her stretcher. It was found that the Marion County Sherriff’s Office placed her under a baker act and restrained her to the stretcher.
Advice on current best practice in the structure and operations of the ICM model for rough sleepers with complex needs
The nurse confirmed patient identification, asked subjective questions focusing on chief complaints, performed a focused assessment, obtained medication list, baseline vitals, and assessed the patient’s past medical history. She asked the patient questions such as previous hospitalization/surgery, metal implants, allergies, health history, sleep apnea, and alcohol/tobacco use. The nurse told the patient the doctor would be with her shortly. The nurse reported to the doctor regarding the patient and obtained orders for treatment from the doctor. The nurse then started an IV line and hung an IV solution bag of normal saline because the patient was experiencing abdominal pain. The nurse also administered pain medications and the patient was ready to be discharged. The nurse gave discharge instructions and made sure that the patient had a ride