By interviewing department managers, clinicians and other staff, we were able to define a typical care pathway for an average patient.
But Sheriff Youngblood said in an interview the department employed women in a broad range of ranks, and repeatedly pointed to his department's second most senior officer, Undersheriff RoseMary Wahl.
In the interview, at department headquarters, Ms. Fariña, 61, spoke passionately about the need to improve programs that teach English as a second language, bemoaned the lack of emphasis on learning foreign languages and said she would like to see teachers find "creative ways" to teach more science and social studies lessons.
So initially it was 'couldn't the children be involved.' (Healthcare Provider, Patient 4, Stage 1 interview) …our department, Community Care, has changed from the early days—'we treat this person as an individual, we don't rely on the family' and all the rest of it to the complete opposite.
In addition to checking applicants' work and criminal histories, and having a psychologist interview them, departments like those in Seattle and Austin, Tex., check credit histories.
Mr. Levy said that his transition team has been interviewing appointed department heads to identify the most pressing matters and that he's pulling together an executive team and other high-level appointees.
Interviews with department chairs and associate chairs were audio-recorded and transcribed verbatim.
Shortly after Holleman took the helm, he interviewed 19 department chairs to learn how the faculty was doing.
Clinton was also asked on CNN why she refused to be interviewed by department investigators.
For more than a year, the division's lawyers reviewed thousands of Chicago Police Department documents, visited all 22 police districts, went on 60 ride-alongs, reviewed 170 police shooting files, examined over 425 incidents of less-lethal force, interviewed 340 department members and talked to about 1,000 Chicago residents.
