Documents

April 2011

• Testimony For Senate Finance Committee Deficit Reduction Hearing Wednesday
• Report: End-Of-Life Care Changing, Patients Spending Less Time In Hospital
• CMS Unveils Long-Anticipated Patient Safety Initiative
• Text And Summary Of Final Continuing Resolution
• OSHA Issues Guidance On Fall Protection In Residential Construction
• Herger, Boustany And Reichert Ask IRS To Investigate AARP’s Tax-Exempt Status
• FDA Permits Marketing Of First Test To Help Diagnose Dengue Fever
• Labor Solicitor Issues Memo On Shutdown Plan
• Letter From Commissioned Officers Association To Sebelius On Govt. Shutdown Scenario
• Memo To Senate Staff On Pay In Event Of Govt. Shutdown
• Grassley, Wyden Bill Would Make Medicare Doctor Claims Data Public
• House Energy & Commerce Lays Out Priorities
• FDA, Ranbaxy Motions To Dismiss Lipitor Case
• Stakeholders Urge Governors To Oppose Bills That Could Lower Generic Drug Utilization
• HHS Lays Out Staffing Plan In Event Of Govt. Shutdown
• Poultry Group Calls For USDA Inspectors To Be Classified As Essential In Government Shutdown
• Interagency Task Force Report On Antimicrobial Resistance
• AdvaMed Statement On FDA Medical Device Labeling Meeting
• AARP Letter To Ryan Outlining Opposition To Budget
• CMS Reports Rates Of Hospital-Acquired Conditions
• NIOSH Offers Blind-Area Diagrams For Road Construction Safety
• New MACOSH Members Named, Panel Meets This Month
• GAO Says Reports For Monitoring Children's Health Care Services Need Improvement
• OIG Official Reasserts Plan To Go After Corporate Officials As Health Care Enforcement Tool
• Senate Passes 1099 Repeal Bill