@fittoberight@libsoftiktok Stephanie-*not* in charge of elections in PA or any part of it. Professional elections officials and do it quite well. Stephanie’s ”job” is to✅people in when they vote, to sign the book where everyone checked in & to help get it to the county elections office.
@StephenJ_Caruso This isn’t a new concept. This bill has been introduced many times before. It’s moved around quite a bit too. There is almost no statewide regulation of tattooing in Pennsylvania other than that you have to be 18 to get one. Consumers deserve better.
@LeftHandedLarue He doesn’t. They talk a really good game, but forget all the hard parts of being a Christian, like loving your neighbor even when it might not be convenient. Or that the Last Supper was a Passover Seder attended by Jewish men, and that the “bread” was matzo.
@JaimeDowd @LeftHandedLarue @MAGABarbie317@Pureblood0 Just like the multi-indicted, man with the world’s most inflated ego (and judicially proven inflated portfolio) himself, when you can’t come up with a cogent, intelligent argument, you attack someone for how they look. You’re basic.
@USBornNRaised@nicksortor@zerohedge I don’t recommend anyone chew batteries.🥵 But online record keeping saves lives by giving docs instant access vital pt info, even when it’s a new pt from different hospital. Like drug allergies, or interactions, current health conditions-even when the pt can’t provide that info.
@vicfilkin1@USBornNRaised@nicksortor@zerohedge It’s not just that. Online record keeping allows the sharing of pt data between health systems. That reduces pt harm and improves outcomes.
@GenderTootsie@USBornNRaised@nicksortor@zerohedge Here, seems they were able to divert PTs to unaffected ERs. (The company that got hit is only one of many that handle online records for health systems. It’s not the biggest one either. So there were plenty of hospitals near enough to the affected ones to safely divert. 3/3
@GenderTootsie@USBornNRaised@nicksortor@zerohedge Not having that info could cause harm to the pt. Even though this was the status qua before, when ER drs just went with what they had and took a chance, (like if pt weren’t conscious and dr needed to give a drug without knowing if the pt is allergic, but thankfully, 2/3
@GenderTootsie@USBornNRaised@nicksortor@zerohedge Agreed. I think the other issue is, especially for EDs, who take in sorts of pt whose chart they wouldn’t have access to, and patients may not be able to provide important information. (Like pt who comes in unconscious can’t provide information like medication allergies.) 1/2