PRESENTATION
Current challenges in patient care and urgency for the Pavilion
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Liz McNulty, a nurse at MSK for 30 years, discusses the current challenges in patient care and the urgent need for the new Pavilion to address these issues.
- There is an increasing number of patients requiring care at MSK
- The projected surge in cancer cases will affect all patients, especially the youngest and oldest
- The Pavilion is needed to scale up resources and treatment facilities to meet the growing demand
Liz McNulty
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Hi.
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Thank you for having me having us today.
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I'm Liz McNulty.
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I've been a nurse at MSK for the past 30 years, and I have led and cared for led nursing teams and cared for our patients really through lots of change in those 30 years.
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And what we're seeing now is really an increase as you've heard from both Doctor.
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Vicar's and Doctor.
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Dreppen, an increase in the number of patients who are requiring our care.
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The pavilion is really what we need right now.
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To really answer the call that we are being asked.
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The projected surge in cancer cases through 2050 will affect all of our patients, but especially our youngest and our oldest patients.
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And it really requires us to scale up our resources, specifically our treatment facility.
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And the surge is being felt now as you've heard about our census capacities with the number of cancer patients for acquiring surgeries and acute care and inpatient setting.
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We really need to begin the work on the pavilion as soon as we can.
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So thank you for your time.
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I'm going to turn it back to Doctor.
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Driven.