SFGTV2 July 16, 2010
i am making them do that. [applause] the issue of access has been that which has led almost all the work that i have done in my life. access for my patients, which i have been privileged to have the opportunity to serve, access for our community, from which we have been able to develop a program that has brought what i hope will be quality care in a culturally competent manner before they even thought about such standards, and access on the national level. it continues to be part of my passion. it sounds like i should be retiring, and i am going to bring this to my membership. it is ...