[SwinneySwitch]

Jose doesn't seem to have a nickname.

How about El Suicidio?

[TSgt]

Cantu stated that Galicia might suffer from a mental disease or defect and requested a psychiatric evaluation.

Might? I think he's certifiable.

[Onelifetogive]

Galicia...ended up in intensive care.

I sure hope he kept up with his healthcare premiums...

[SwinneySwitch]

Ping!

If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

Suicide by spork?

[La Lydia]

Plastic cutlery = Unclear on the concept

[Pilsner]

told the judge that it was all a misunderstanding and he was not trying to kill himself. He stated that he was just trying to get a hold of his wife.

Tell this guy that you use a zapato to telephone, not a spork.

[AuntB]

Our vets can’t seem to get decent healthcare after serving over seas, but criminal illegal aliens....no problemo!

DHS plans EHR for illegal alien detainees
By Mary Mosquera
Thursday, August 19, 2010

The Homeland Security Department plans to acquire an electronic health record system to better manage healthcare services to the increasing numbers of illegal aliens and other foreign fugitives detained by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

The agency is expanding holding facilities and modernizing information systems, including for medical services, to accommodate mounting numbers of individuals arrested and in custody of the administrations’ border security agents.

In a notice on a Web site announcing business opportunities, DHS said the HER it is looking for could be a commercial or government-developed system or a hosted service. It is needed for scheduling, screening of detainees, physician encounters, professional credentialing and exchange of medical information with other detention facilities, according to the notice.

Any system that the agency picks must be certified to meet meaningful use requirements, such as being capable of electronic prescribing, medication list management, clinical decision support and information security under the HITECH Act.

It must also interoperate with other DHS computer systems used for booking and case management, fingerprints, bed space management, medical labs and the Bureau of Prisons medical records system, the announcement said.

With an integrated record, DHS said it also hopes to improve medical notifications to immigration case managers and eliminate burdensome hand tallying for reports and medical reviews.

http://www.govhealthit.com/newsitem.aspx?nid=74484

[NeverForgetBataan]

If he would like to make a re-attempt at cleaning up the gene pool, I’m sure that a suitable knife can be supplied.