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New rankings of the country's 20 district health boards have Waikato DHB placed last - along with Capital and Coast DHB - in achieving the nationally prescribed target of 95 per cent of admissions being seen within six hours.
Meanwhile one Waikato women is fuming that vomiting drunks appeared to receive treatment before her husband, who was suffering a suspected neck injury.
The DHB was able to admit, discharge or transfer patients in 88 per cent of cases, meaning up to 10 patients a day were left waiting more than six hours for treatment.
Yesterday DHB officials attributed the results for the last quarter of 2012 to a number of factors, including emergency department understaffing, an 11 per cent increase in admissions over the past year and a lack of available beds - particularly single pediatric beds.
Group manager of Waikato and Thames hospitals Mark Spittal described the ranking as extremely disappointing.
"We are not happy with the performance of the hospital . . . we have been working extremely hard on this because ultimately it is about the service that we provide to people who need care here."
However, the news is of no comfort to Te Pahu couple Stuart and Julie Hopkins.
Mr Hopkins, 42, suffered head injuries and a concussion after an accident on Sunday.
After an initial consultation with Anglesea Hospital in Hamilton suggested a possible serious spinal injury, he was rushed by ambulance to Waikato emergency department, where he was forced to wait more than eight hours for assessment.
Mrs Hopkins, who waited alongside her husband from about 5.30pm until they saw a doctor at about 2am, said she was not surprised to hear Waikato DHB had ranked last.
"The thing that concerned us was that it was a spinal injury.
"We had done what we had been told to do and gone to another emergency department before we came to Waikato . . . and when we were transferred by ambulance on a back board we still had to wait eight hours."
Although a CT scan at about 4am revealed Mr Hopkins' injuries to be less serious than initially thought, he said he was very concerned about whether he would sustain further damage to his spine because of the slow assessment.
The Waikato DHB has never been last in the six-hour health targets tables since they began in 2009/10.
But a five-place slip in a year has left hospital management unimpressed.
Mr Spittal said the single biggest issue the DHB was focussing on was how to work with GPs to reduce demand.
He said initiatives with primary care, most notably work with Midlands Health Network on the primary options for the acute care programme were aimed at providing GPs with alternatives to sending people to emergency departments.
Patient admissions to the emergency department for relatively minor issues were putting a strain on resources, too.
"There are some patients, particularly at weekends, that come with relatively minor conditions," Dr John Bonning, emergency department clinical director at Waikato Hospital said.
Some of that, judging by the Hopkins experience, was alcohol related.
Mrs Hopkins said drunk people - some vomiting - were seen before her husband at the weekend.
"We were told because Stuart's injuries were not critical, they had to deal with these drunk people first.
"It was extremely frustrating and very unsatisfactory."
On top of increased demand on emergency department services, a lack of specialist medical staff, especially on weekends, was noted as a big factor in the health target rankings.
Hospital officials believe the provision of additional funding to the hospital, which will result in the number of full time emergency department specialists bumped up from 11 to 15 by March, will ease the burden on current staff.
Recruiting specialists to the emergency department also seemed difficult, with the DHB having to look as far as the US for staff, Dr Bonning said.
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It all happened in Norm Coleman's living room. The press was there. Jack Kemp—remember him?—was there, too. The St. Paul mayor had converted, and he wanted to talk about it. Specifically, he had decided to shed his Democratic Party membership and step into the warm embrace of his new political community, the Republicans.
Chris Georgacas was chair of the state Republican Party then, and he had no small role in Coleman's conversion. He would later run Coleman's bid for governor.
Tony Sutton calls Georgacas a savvy strategist who is "one of the smartest people I've ever met."
Today he serves on the board of directors for the conservative think tank Freedom Foundation of Minnesota; he's a Pawlenty appointee to the Metropolitan Council; and he's a key player at Goff and Howard, a St. Paul-based public relations firm that boasts a client list of giants like Clear Channel, Pfizer, and Wal-Mart, plus local enterprises like Blue Cross Blue Shield Minnesota, Grand Casino, and the University of St. Thomas.
When Georgacas was elected to head the state Republican Party in 1993, he was just 29—the youngest such leader in either party nationwide. Recognizable for a time by his black cowboy boots and pinstripe suits, the kid quickly made a name for himself as the quintessential party goad. He was a blast-fax man, and there was hardly a Democratic indiscretion that Georgacas didn't fax on. He was a master at identifying those indiscretions. His brand of opposition research merged paper trail with campaign trail—poring through documents one day and dogging politicians with a video camera the next. He was fixated on Paul Wellstone. He called the man "Senator Welfare" and worked obsessively—if unsuccessfully—to unseat him.
He left his party post in 1997 and moved to the Center of the American Experiment, where he began work on something initially called just the "Georgacas Project." The idea was to create Minnesota's equivalent to the Contract for America. Georgacas had a budget of roughly $400,000 to begin the project, which was to be a comprehensive "prescriptive evaluation" of Minnesota's state and local governments. The result was the 400-page "Minnesota Policy Blueprint," which was in Pawlenty's hands the day he took office. A decade later, the "Blueprint" still pulses in state Republican politics.
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Cocalico field hockey player Carrie Sensenig will follow in the footsteps of her older sister Dana, who went on to star at Division One Old Dominion University before making the 2008 Olympic team in Beijing.
Recently, the younger Sensenig, who is heading into her senior season at Cocalico, gave her verbal commitment to play at ODU, located in Norfolk, Va., beginning in the fall of 2014.
Sensenig, a 2012 Section Two Second Team All-Star who finished with eight goals and four assists during her junior campaign, chose the Monarchs after considering offers from other Division One programs such as Penn State, Virginia, Louisville, and the University of Massachusetts.
Factored into her final decision was Old Dominion's rich history of field hockey success at the Division One level, as well as the credentials, direction, and reputation of new head coach, Andrew Griffiths, who left Lafayette recently to take over for legendary ODU Coach Beth Anders.
According to Sensenig, she was interested in playing for Griffiths at Lafayette. And when he moved, that led her to take a closer look at ODU.
"I was actually looking at Lafayette," Sensenig said. "And then when he moved to ODU I figured I'd check it out. And I just loved it."
"With my sister having played there, that just made it better," she continued. "I always knew I wanted to play D-1 hockey, I just didn't know where. I'm excited. It's a different coach so it's not going to be exactly the same experience that Dana had, but I'm still really excited about it."
The quality of the academic program at ODU was also a major consideration for Sensenig, who is the daughter of Cocalico Superintendent Dr. Bruce Sensenig and his wife Denise. She plans to major in speech and language pathology.
"I was interested in studying psychology first, and then I realized there weren't as many job opportunities in that field," she said. "I talked to my dad about it and he mentioned speech and language pathology and how it's really needed in the schools, so I thought I'd check it out. After talking to the departments at ODU I realized that I wanted to do that."
Old Dominion is in its first year competing in the Big East Conference. Sensenig will join three Lancaster-Lebanon League Alums at ODU in Cass Wagner (Manheim Central), Katie Fuhrman (Hempfield) and Emily Harting (Warwick).
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RAMALLAH (Reuters) -- Palestinian government employees in the West Bank began a two-day general strike on Wednesday to protest against a delay in the payment of their wages because of Israeli economic sanctions.
Israel is withholding some $100 million in monthly customs revenues it collects on the Palestinians' behalf as punishment for their successful bid at the UN General Assembly last month to gain de-facto statehood recognition.
The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, was experiencing a deep financial crisis even before the move, and its 153,000 public sector workers have seen their salaries repeatedly issued late this year.
Around 50,000 workers took part in Wednesday's stoppage. West Bank security forces, a pillar of security and cooperation with Israel, and staff in the Gaza Strip did not participate.
"This strike is against Israel's piracy," said Bassam Zakarneh, chief of the government employees' union said.
"The situation is very grave, and the services to the people are much reduced by the strike," he said. "(People) can't even afford transportation to their workplaces."
Government workers last received salaries for October, which were paid belatedly at the end of last month. There was no word on when November or December wages might be handed over.
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New Delhi: Praising India`s efforts to curb polio with not a single case reported last year, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates advised countries around the world to learn from its success terming it as a huge milestone in global health.
"I`m optimistic that we can vanquish polio forever if other countries choose to learn from India`s success. Together, we can accomplish something amazing… This is a huge milestone in the history of global health," wrote Gates on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation`s website Monday.
Gates wrote about his encounter with children suffering from polio when he visited the country four years back and how the country had not reported a single case since the last one year.
"Four years ago, I visited India and saw again what polio does to children… The following year, in 2009, India had more polio cases than any other country in the world. But much has changed since then," said Gates.
"…This Friday will mark a full year since the last case of wild poliovirus was detected in India," he added.
Gates said that it was a "remarkable achievement" keeping in mind a huge and growing population, hard-to-reach migrant communities, and sanitation and health conditions that limit the effectiveness of polio vaccines in the country.
"Twice a year, two million volunteers prepare 800,000 vaccination booths around the country - at schools, hospitals and community centres. They immunize more than 172 million children one by one," said Gates.
"India`s story is proof that major health problems can be solved in the toughest places in the world. But the fight against polio is not over and we are at a critical moment in time," he added.
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After a year of heavy criticism, mostly warranted, Piri Weepu finally produced a test performance of note during yesterday's 51-22 win over Scotland.
For Weepu it was confirmation the early morning gym sessions and dietary sacrifices have been worthwhile, that his body can still co-operate with the wishes of his mind.
For Hansen it was ammunition for a defence that had begun to wear thin for many.
"His job was made easier by a bloke who's come under a lot of criticism," Hansen offered when asked to comment on Dan Carter's virtuoso performance.
"I thought Piri Weepu was outstanding in the 60 minutes he played."
And he was, the reincarnation of a player who had been missing in action since last year's Rugby World Cup semifinal win over Australia.
It's been a long road to retribution and the sceptics will say: "It's only Scotland."
That's partly true but you can play only what's in front of you and, to be fair to the Scots, they matched the All Blacks in passion, but not skill and execution.
Whatever the case, Weepu has some confidence to build on and some satisfaction that he's repaid some of his coaches' faith.
"It might have taken me half the season to repay them but I'm just happy they have given me that opportunity and I've made the most of that against Scotland. We'll have to wait and see what happens after that."
Encouragingly, Weepu spoke in hushed tones about his performance saying he had simplified his approach, blocked out his critics by focusing on the basics and "just playing footy".
The 29-year-old realises this is a beginning, not an end and said he still has goals to achieve on and off the field. The former is clearly to reclaim the No 9 jersey in Cardiff and London.
Aaron Smith has had a stunning season but, for the first time in his short career, is under some real pressure from his rival. He was poor in Brisbane and will be keen to start against Italy. Weepu has certainly grabbed his backs coach's attention.
"I thought it was the best game I've seen him play for a long time," Ian Foster said after the tour opener.
"The things he's been working on he did very well. He was quick to the ruck and we know if he's quick to the ruck and focuses on clearing the ball well the rest of the game [comes]."
Foster credited several tries directly to Weepu's decision making, and first five-eighth Dan Carter agreed.
"He's played a lot of test match football and that really showed tonight.
"He picked his moments to go and his organisational skills were fantastic."
And so the tour winds its way to Rome where one can assume Smith will be back in the starting spot.
Of the two new caps, hooker Dane Coles was the better, full of energy as he ran hard at holes and pulled in some difficult passes.
Contrastingly Tawera Kerr-Barlow made a nervous start with a kick out on the full and a wild pass, a performance that may see him come off the bench again against Italy.
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Not all Maternity studios will offer the most innovative settings and brilliant images. Choose Eye on Life Photography to get all that and more from your pictures.
Crowded Elevator Photography
If you need Wedding and Additional Photographers, then you need us here at Crowded Elevator Photography. That's because we offer quality photographers with top notch experience.
Adam John Photography
The capable wedding pros at Adam John Photography will ensure you get Glamour and DVD / CD done perfectly from start to finish on your special day.
Portraits by Ambre
The creative expert photographers at Portraits by Ambre can provide you an amazing session for Sports and Additional Photographers. All you need to do is contact us today.
Entertainment Factory
Your pictures can be truly sensational when you choose the wedding photography experts at Entertainment Factory. Click to learn more about us.
Royal Photography
Photography services should be creative and inspired, so contact Royal Photography where you will not be let down. For Wedding in the Alloway area, they are the right choice.
Stone Room Video Productions
Don't settle for anything less than a five star photographer for Commercial or Photo Restoration. At Stone Room Video Productions, we are waiting to hear from you about the session you want.
Creative Imagery
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Lou Angeli Digital Imaging
The proficient team of professional wedding photographers here at Lou Angeli Digital Imaging will not let you down. Contact us to book your wedding.
Ricardo Blackett Photography
At Ricardo Blackett Photography, you will find an accomplished photographer that offers top quality Fine Art and more. Photo Restoration also available when requested.
Blink of an Eye Photography
When you need the perfect Advertising images in Alloway, then you need the experts. We at Blink of an Eye Photography believe in capturing you at your very best with each session.
Nick Belial Photography
How do you choose the right photography services? Nick Belial Photography offers top quality Glamour. Compare our portfolio with others and you will agree that we are the right firm to hire for your sessions.
Celestial Images Photograpy Studios...
Expect only the best wedding photography services and Sports from us at Celestial Images Photograpy Studios Inc in this Alloway because we work hard to provide for you.
Treasured Moments Photography
The photography experts at Treasured Moments Photography that we have working at our studio for Fine Art and Additional Prints are insightful, ensuring stunning pictures every time you come in.
Blonnie Brooks Photography
Expressive and creative, the photo professionals you could hire through our studio at Blonnie Brooks Photography will provide the best work possible for Advertising or Additional Prints.
Willis Action Video and Photogrpahy
At Willis Action Video and Photogrpahy, our photo professionals are innovative, learning new techniques all the time, so contact us for your next Commercial and Photo Restoration appointment.
Image Is Everything Studios
The most skilled Alloway photographers aren't always easy to find, and when they offer sensational Glamour, you know you found something special. That's what you get with Image Is Everything Studios.
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In or around: Alloway, NJ
For my: Birthday (Adult)
Taking place on: October 13
Althea Brown Photography
The professional photographers at Althea Brown Photography are passionate about amazing photography for Portrait and Photo Montage. When you book your session in Alloway, you will not be let down.
Glazier Photography
The timeless photos provided by top notch photography professionals available through Glazier Photography will go above and beyond anything you expect for Fine Art and Photo Restoration.