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6/4/1990
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280 <br /> <br />if they qualify. ~ . <br /> <br /> ~Responding to a question from Rev. Edwards, Mr. Holly <br />stated~that the Hospital ~is moving forward in a number of <br />ways with regard to Affirmative Action. <br /> <br /> Ms. Waters asked Mr, Holly to respond to Mr. Wayl,and's <br />claim that access to information has been denied. Mr. Holly <br />stated that he was not sure ~what ~Legal ~Aid has or has not <br />seen, ~but added that~ no one is. denied ~care at Martha <br />Jefferson Hospital. <br /> <br /> Mr. Matt Murray, attorney for~Martha Jefferson Hosp~ital, <br />stated that the administrative review involved a debate over <br />the extent of the Hospital's obligation to provide <br />information to Legal Aid. <br /> <br /> Rev. Edwards requested more information about the <br />Hospital's affirmative action plan and questioned whether the <br />Hospital had investments in firms doing business in South <br />Africa and whether it ~provided sensitivity! training for its <br />employees. <br /> <br /> Ms. Susan Cabell,~Personnel Director for ~Martha <br />Jefferson Hospital, stated that-the Hospital has a viable <br />affirmative action program through both written policies and <br />procedures. Ms. Cabell stated that the Hospital has an <br />active internal.promotion policy, in-service training, a <br />scholarship program, and sensitivity training. <br /> <br /> Rev. Edwards recommended that the Hospital consider <br />other ways to make the public aware of its free care. <br /> <br /> Mr. Vandever stated that the .purpose of authorizing the <br />revenue bonds should be to promote the public interest and he <br />felt that providing indigent'care services was important.but <br />the evidence appeared to show that the Hospital was not doing <br />enough to publicize this. Mr. Vandever asked how the <br />Hospital Board was chosen.~ <br /> <br /> Mr. Holly replied that he would welcome suggeStions to <br />improve the publicity about the free care. Mr. Holly stated <br />that the Hospital's-investment managers have indicated that <br />5% to 10% of the Hospital's investments could be in companies <br />which have~ concerns in'South Africa. Mr. Holly explained <br />that the Hospital is governed by a not-for-profit board made <br />up of six physician members and six ~community members elected <br />by the Board.. ~ ,~ <br /> <br /> Responding. to a question from Mr. ~andever, Mr~. Holly <br />stated that the Board contains one woman, but no minorities. <br /> <br /> Rev. Edwards stated that if~ the Hospital is in fact a <br />community hospital then the board should reflect the make up <br />of the community. <br /> <br /> In.response to~earlier~ statements that the Hospital's <br />selection of client records did not support their providing <br />sufficient indigent.care, Mr. Wayland acknowledged that the <br />sampling of records had been random~and not intended to <br />reflect indigent care patients. Mr. Wayland stressed that <br />there is a difference between the Hospital writing off bad <br />debts and providing charity. <br /> <br /> Responding to a question from Mr. Hendrix, Mr. Wayland <br />replied that medical records are private and no one is <br />entitled to access to them without the patient's permission <br />and that Legal Aid was only interested in seeing <br />documentation,of the Hospital's compliance with the Hill- <br />Burton Act. <br /> <br /> Mr. Towe made a motion~to authorize the issuance of the <br />$39.5 revenue bonds to Martha Jefferson Hospital. Mr. Buck <br /> <br /> <br />
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