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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Gibbons: More inspections not answer in hepatitis case

BRENDAN RILEY
Associated Press Writer

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Copyright 2012 Nevada Appeal. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Nevada Appeal March, 10 2008 11:43 pm

Gibbons: More inspections not answer in hepatitis case

Amy Lisenbe/Nevada Appeal Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons, right, speaks during a press conference on Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Monday, at his office in Carson City, addressing statewide health concerns in light of recent hepatitis exposure in the state. Dr. Rudy Manthei, left, president of the Nevada Ambulatory Surgery Centers Association looks on.
Amy Lisenbe/Nevada Appeal Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons, right, speaks during a press conference on Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Monday, at his office in Carson City, addressing statewide health concerns in light of recent hepatitis exposure in the state. Dr. Rudy Manthei, left, president of the Nevada Ambulatory Surgery Centers Association looks on.ENLARGE
Amy Lisenbe/Nevada Appeal Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons, right, speaks during a press conference on Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Monday, at his office in Carson City, addressing statewide health concerns in light of recent hepatitis exposure in the state. Dr. Rudy Manthei, left, president of the Nevada Ambulatory Surgery Centers Association looks on.
Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons, who fought a plan for additional medical surveyors in 2007, said Monday that more inspections by more state staffers may not ...

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