:27:00
Well, the suspense
is really killing me.
:27:02
l thought you doctors
liked to operate.
:27:04
-We'll get to you.
-l'd hate to be left out.
:27:07
How did you get your injury?
:27:09
Playing touch football.
:27:10
You know, with the guys,
horsing around.
:27:14
Dr. Wheeler, see Dr. Harris.
:27:16
See Dr. Harris in his office.
:27:18
The chief of surgery himself.
:27:20
Playing touch football, huh?
:27:22
Yeah. So l come in,
and all that happens--
:27:30
Thanks very much, Herb.
:27:31
We'll get together on it later.
:27:34
Would you come in?
:27:39
Excuse me.
:27:52
Sit down, Sue.
:28:02
It's Senator Brooke's office.
:28:04
He wonders if you can
change the meeting to four.
:28:06
Yes, four is fine.
Notify Henry.
:28:09
Yes, sir.
:28:18
l like to think that Boston Memorial
is the best hospital in the city...
:28:22
...perhaps in the country.
:28:25
l'm committed to it...
:28:27
...to the house staff we have here,
and to you.
:28:30
l think you know that.
:28:32
But we have certain constraints
imposed on us.
:28:35
One is the state law concerning
privacy in computer data access.
:28:41
An unauthorized entry was made
last night.
:28:43
We put the young man on probation.
:28:47
But he told us he made
the illegal entry on your behalf.
:28:52
That's true.
:28:53
All the discharge diagnoses
of coma over a 1 2-month period?
:28:57
-l wanted it because l had an idea--
-Well, forgive me.