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Attorney Client Privileged Memorandum

**Possible Conflicts of Interests with Sahlolbei outlined
Palo Verde Valley Times - Doctors boycott

**Doctors boycott of PV hospital pushes facility toward bankruptcy
**HOSPITAL CRISIS TURNS CRITICAL

Hospital warned of Hostile Physician

**Psychologist warns hospital management of 'hostile' physician

No smoking gun

**Board member calls for suspension of hospital Chief of Staff Sahlolbei over gun controversy
**No Smoking Gun

Read: Court upholds verdict against Brigham & Women's, disruptive physician

Read: Disruptive physicians continue to be a big problem, study finds

Read List: PVHD - Public Employee Job Descriptions and Salary Scales


You should be concerned! Below is an excerpt and the complete QUALITY ASSURANCE / PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT (QAPI) REPORT to our Helathcare Board at the June 2010 Board meeting. That is correct this year 2010!!
Take NOTE - The Quality and Risk Manager who presented this report is no longer a Hospital Employee!!!

Read more: Excerpt from Report - Very Disturbing!

Read more: Full QUALITY ASSURANCE / PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT (QAPI) REPORT to our Helathcare Board! (8+ Megs)

Bankruptcies haunt Healthcare District board incumbents.
By Marty Bachman, Editor

Read - Two current Healthcare District Board members filed bankruptcy prior to serving on the board, records show.

Effective October 1, 2010, Palo Verde Hospital's authorization to function as a Riverside County Base Hospital will be suspended.

Read more: Riverside County EMS (Emergency Medical Services) notice!

Read more: PVH suspended from operating as a county base hospital
By: PVVT Jaclyn Randall Assistant Editor
California doctors run afoul of state board but keep working.
By Carrie Peyton Dahlberg - The Sacramento Bee



Read - For the people who police California's 100,000 doctors, little is black and white.


Terminated With Extreme Prejudice.
By Robert E. Jensen - The Desert Independent



Read - A Parody of a Day in the Life of the Horsecare District


Many physicians don't want to rat on each other
By Sandra Yin

More than one-third of physicians don't think they're responsible for reporting colleagues who are impaired or incompetent, according to a study published on July 14 in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Read more: Many physicians don't want to rat on each other - FierceHealthcare
Piñon won vote to be board member.
By John Lemay-Humble

Read - Piñon won vote to be board member.

Read - Dry Creek Valley Assn., Inc. v. Board of Supervisors.

Read - Schools Legal Service - Voting at School Board Meetings.

Read - Roberts Rules of Order - Voting.

Hospital chief of staff threatens to limit admissions.
By Marty Bachman, Editor Palo Verde Valley Times



Read - Hospital chief of staff threatens to limit admissions.


Court orders Sahlolbei to pay Montgomery's legal fees.
By Marty Bachman, Editor Palo Verde Valley Times



Read - Court orders Sahlolbei to pay Montgomery's legal fees.


Nurse acquitted of felony charges for alerting the state medical board that a doctor at her hospital was practicing unsafe medicine.
Article: New Your Times

Healthcare providers follow hand-washing guidelines 34 percent of the time
By Dan Bowman

With the oft-reported news of hospital-acquired infections being linked to bad hand-washing practices, you would think that healthcare professionals would learn to simply comply with the rules by now. Not so much.

Read - Healthcare providers follow hand-washing guidelines 34 percent of the time


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