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Personnel Working In America's Hospitals?
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The playable audio file directly above this message is a small (though important) snippet from a recording of a symposium on the challenges posed to the American Health Care industry in the 21st Century held at the Westport Public Library in Westport, CT on November 15th, 2010.
In essence, the discussion involved the participation of 2 estimable intellectuals who have proclaimed and extolled themselves as individuals with a dire concern about the state of health care in America: David Goldhill is the President and CEO of The Game Show Network, who experienced a good deal of consternation about the illogical state of the Health care industry in America as he watched his own father die in a hospital.
That experience has given Mr. Goldhill a good deal of impetus in addressing the ways through which Health Care in America must be improved. Thus, Mr. Goldhill is in the midst of writing a thorough, book-length examination on the subject.
However, Mr. Goldhill has also authored an extensive article on the American Health Care System's lack of quality control which had been the September 2009 Cover Story of The Atlantic Magazine.
He has given countless discussions on ways to improve the health care system, which have been seriously entertained by the Harvard School of Medicine as well as the Obama White House.
The second participant in the symposium is Irving Wladawsky-Berger, a professional computer engineer who is regarded as the father of open-source software technology. He is also VP Emeritus at IBM, a consultant at IBM and Citigroup, as well as a visiting lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
However, the first voice that you will hear in this recording is my own.
My name is L. Llewellyn James and I presently work as a writer and illustrator in Bridgeport, CT (www.alphaholism.blogspot.com) . I am also a former, award-winning employee of the single largest health-care facility in Fairfield County, Connecticut (located in the Gold Coast of the American Eastern Seaboard).
In short, you will hear me discussing my own fright and disdain for the lack of oversight of illicit drug use that I had observed among several of my fellow co-workers on hospital grounds.
In spite of reporting this sort of activity to my supervisors at the aforementioned hospital (as well as to the State of Connecticut's Department of Public Health), I became increasingly frustrated by the lack of care, concern and integrity displayed by so many health care Professionals in the light of the danger drug-using hospital employees pose to helpless, physiologically aggrieved patients.
Pass it on, and don't pass this shameful behavior onto either your loved ones or future generations.
My name is L. Llewellyn James , and the audio recording directly above this message is one that I had furnished to The American Federal Government via its official Citizen Channels on July 7th, 2008.
It is part of a lengthy personal and professional project of mine, to alleviate a grave problem in America's Hospitals: namely, the onus of illicit drug use among hospital employees (including Nurses, Doctors, administrators and other assorted workers in health care) with absolutely NO government regulation or oversight on either the state or federal level.
" ' I'd Kirk that' should be on a t-shirt."
in a very hurried round of photoshopped stupidity.
can be proud to call their own????