Improving Emergency Response and care and rehabilitation. But here we are really focused on these three things in the middle ground, separating time and space and modifying the basic structures and finding ways to separate people who might be at risk from the hazard it in particular we are most concerned about again responders and care providers of all kind whether occupationally involved in providing care or family members. And when we think about occupational exposures and potential interventions that we can use to get lemonade or reduce exposures, we think about these as occurring on the hierarchy where we know that it is far more efficacious if we can engineer the environment or change the process to prevent the possibility of exposure in the first place, less effective is to take administrative for programmatic behavioral approaches where we try to change the way that people work together, the behavior of the cases and the least efficacious they use a personal protective equipment
Good morning. I and the president of the institute of medicine, and it is my great pleasure to welcome all of you to this very important meeting. I understand that as of yesterday, we have over 700 people registered. Weve limited the size to 250 in order to be manageable in the breakout conversations so a lot of people are going to be here on the webcast. We are seeing the devastating effects of the virus outside of the United States because we are seeing it entered the United States as well. Fortunately the Public Health system responds to the virus is robust and of the small handful of people with ebola in the u. S. Only one has died. In africa the picture is different. We have seen over thousands of cases and high fatality rates. We have just heard that the epidemic is still far from where we need to be. The cdc has predicted that in the worstcase scenario over many people could be affected by january, liberia and sierra leone. What went wrong . There are many lessons to be learned
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Do the kind of Risk Assessment that you did as an officer. To ensure that the presence of an officer might not be needed but we can help support those students who might be making some of the wrong choices. I certainly feel that there needs to be more. I think training is provided to educators. I was with an educator for 17 years. He was a teacher. I think because he also came from a similar community that a lot of young people came from, young people were able to relate to him. Also i think train inging, Training Resources available at your fingertips to know what the alternative is. Who can come into your school where a lot of people were being referred to the system from. We were able to have a Community Based organization there present every single day and made available to educators as well as the administration as an alternative. They would walk around the campus making sure young people were safe because what you said earlier, we have resource officers to protect the school from
Elders. When she says certificate holders. I know what has occurred in the last two 2 years. Olson lee has did this. How you all give him the power. Thank you. Thank you. Do we have more questions and comments . I had a question regarding the parking. 41 off street, 34 residents and 5 commercial for the tennants, and two carshare spaces. Why are we giving two for carshare and not given to the commercial tennants . Thank you, commissioner. Actually when the developer came up with their proposal we have seen it at mission bay and the need for carshare especially when you are not providing one for one parking is in high demand and that is because families need the carshare to do Grocery Shopping on a rainy day or a sick child. So the carshare was thought to be the best use of those spaces. I have some reservations about that. I think those spaces should go to the tennants that are residential or commercial tennants. We can take that into consideration. That would be awesome. Do you have a