Peaks Island 11-17-2012 Officer O'Connor
0700- arrived on the island
0800- met the ferry, fireside shift change
0900- met the ferry, dog complaint Seashore ave
1000- met the ferry, patrolled
1100- met the ferry, checked the welch St. parking lot
1200- met the ferry, patrolled, loose dog complaint island ave
1300- patrolled, checked the community center
1400- met the ferry, patrolled
1500- met the ferry
1600- met the ferry, patrolled the back of the island
1700- met the ferry, fireworks complaint Elizabeth St..
1800- large party/ fireworks complaint on church St..
1900- property dispute on sterling St., suspicious vehicle complaint on
Seashore ave.
2000- checked the ferry, patrolled
2100- checked the ferry, checked the community center
2200- met the ferry, checked the lions club
2300- met the ferry, complaint of missing vehicle from welch St. lot,
located on Seashore ave, patrolled
Health Tip of the
Week
Good Quality Health Care does not
Happen Automatically
To get good quality care, you need to be informed and involved.
After a medical visit, you may want to learn more about your health condition
and treatment.
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Getting more information can help you understand issues involved
in your care and things you can do to help recover as quickly as possible.
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If you have decisions to make about your treatment, learning
more can help you make decisions that are right for you. Depending on your
situation, you might be able to find information that tells about scientific
research that has been done to find out which types of treatment work best for
your condition.
Here are other suggestions for finding the information you
need:
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Ask your doctor or other health professional for advice on where
you should look to get more information about your health condition or treatment
choices.
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Check with your health plan. Call Member Services at your health
plan and ask for information on your condition.
Source: Maine Health Management Coalition - Find quality
hospitals and providers in Maine by visiting
www.getbettermaine.org
