Week of December 6, 2004

• Billing Lawsuit in Michigan Dismissed (Monday)
• HHS Secretary Thompson Resigns (Monday)
• Grants Promote Energy Conservation (Tuesday)
• Social Security Getting Up to Speed (Tuesday)
• Mammography, Medical Records Bill Clears General Assembly (Wednesday)
• Medicaid Audit Bill Added to Next Year’s Agenda (Wednesday)
• At Final Bell, Legislature Passes Tort Reform (Thursday)
• Legislature Approves Tax-Exempt Bond Bill (Thursday)
• TUPCF Clearing the Air (Thursday)
• OHA News Goes Paperless (Friday)
• Meeting the Flu Vaccine Need (Friday)
• ODH Seeks Model Cancer Programs (Friday)

Week of December 13, 2004

• OHA Seeking Speakers for Annual Meeting (Monday)
• Medicaid Reform Commission Meets, Adopts Recommendations (Tuesday)
• Ohio Fights Health Care Workforce Woes (Tuesday)
• Funding Allotted for Hospital Bioterrorism Preparation, Prevention (Wednesday)
• Appropriations Bill Signed with Fit-Testing Provision (Wednesday)
• New Advance Directives Forms Ready (Thursday)
• Tax-Exempt Bond Bill Heads to Governor (Thursday)
• Board Preps for 2005 HCAP Discussion (Friday)
• Hospitals Lead the Way (Friday)

Week of December 20, 2004

• Licensure Verification Web Site Changes Address (Monday)
• PAC Fundraising Breaks Ground (Tuesday)
• Testimony Touts Damage Caps (Tuesday)
• CDC Expands Priority Flu Vaccine Recipients (Wednesday)
• Healthbeat: Shopping for the Safest Way to Have a Baby After a Previous C-section