Small medical practices, impacts of avian care

Doctors urged the government Wednesday to pay more

for the supply of vaccines and prescription

medicines for the phone, like a flu pandemic

affecting their communities.

Meanwhile, smaller banks are exempt from certain

regulatory obligations in the worst of the pandemic,

there may be staff must complete the forms and email

addresses of both accounts.

The H1N1 pandemic is moderate now, the

municipalities and governments are planning for a

pandemic year. But doctors, bankers and others told

the House Committee on Small Business, are necessary

legislative amendments to address it.

You will have to Medicaid payments for the supply of

influenza vaccines are - some pediatricians have

some vaccinated children four times a year - and

more flexible rules on the back and credit unions.

A poll released on Wednesday by the School of Public

Health at Harvard published found that 74 percent

paid during the 1074 companies surveyed used sick

days for employees to offer, only 35 percent of

workers say that sick family , leaving only 21

percent of the workers to stay home if schools and

daycare centers to close.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

has urged employers more flexibility to deteriorate

in the absence of H1N1 disease, which actively

supported sick employees to stay home and justify

the need for a doctor's note for the elimination of

absence.

But they said only 12 percent of companies surveyed

said the outbreak of the measures changed in March.


The CDC recommendations call for doctors to give

patients the phone as much as possible, but Dr. King

James of the 95,000 members of the American Academy

of Family Physicians told the hearing that doctors

often do not get paid for it.

Dr. David Tayloe, president of the American Academy

of Pediatrics says that most pediatric practice to

Medicaid patients seen in the federal health

insurance for the poor, partly due to the recession.

The AAP hope that our participation was a double

whammy of business disruption due to staff

shortages and illness with much greater use of sick

children and their families face a combination of

vaccination, presented Tayloe .

The federal government has time and resources to

administer the vaccine to be used to identify and

record a payment of $ 25 to assist public safety

programs and incentives for private contributors

here, Tayloe.

Currently, state Medicaid programs to pay between $

2 to $ 17.85 a shot to leave, he said.

Anthony Demangone the National Association of

Federal Credit Unions, said that financial

regulators have contributed to a good job, banks and

credit unions have thought for a pandemic, but said

some of the regulatory requirements should be

relaxed.

Trained staff to comply with Bank Secrecy Act are

sick, go home for long periods. Credit unions need

to postpone or cancel meetings a union member, said

Demangone the hearing.