NYPD releases body camera footage of 2018 incident when police shot, killed Fort Wadsworth man
Updated Jan 07, 2021;
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. The NYPD released body camera footage Thursday depicting a 2018 incident in Fort Wadsworth in which responding police officers shot and killed a 50-year-old man who authorities said was wielding a large knife following a dispute with his wife.
The NYPD video shows the perspectives of Police Officer Amir Pali and Police Officer Salvatore Balistreri as they arrived at the Bridge Court basement apartment at around 10:43 p.m. on Dec. 9, 2018. It displays a tense standoff between the officers and Faustino Dioso, 50.
By JLNJ Staff | January 07, 2021
(Courtesy of CPI) Covid Plasma Initiative’s lifesaving efforts have expanded to include the facilitation of a newly available, potentially life-saving antibody treatment referred to as monoclonal antibodies. Now in its sixth week of availability, CPI has facilitated the treatment for hundreds of people across New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Florida and more.
The treatment is an infusion of lab-manufactured, concentrated antibodies, similar to the antibodies present in convalescent plasma. It is the treatment given to President Trump and Governor Christie and has been available to the public for the past six weeks.
The data thus far and feedback from patients is extremely positive. Covid Plasma Initiative has tracked approximately 600 NYC-area high-risk patients who received monoclonal antibodies treatment in the past five weeks. Only four (.66%) were subsequently hospitalized for worsening symptoms. That’s in co
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Richmond University Medical Center Modernizes Interoperability with Infor Healthcare’s Cloverleaf
January 5, 2021 GMT
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NEW YORK, Jan. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Infor today announced that Richmond University Medical Center (RUMC) in Staten Island, New York, has selected Infor Cloud Cloverleaf™ to increase interoperability across its network of healthcare services and providers. Specifically, the organization will deploy the cloud-based iteration of Infor Cloverleaf in order to increase clinical data liquidity, to contribute to improved care outcomes, and to contribute to lower healthcare costs for patients. By moving interoperability to the cloud, RUMC will be able to focus more time on care outcomes and business outcomes, less time managing servers and applications, begin leveraging FHIR and API-based data exchange, and benefit from being on the latest version of Cloverl