Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Education and LaborU.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - Educational law and legislation |
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... volume of claims in a systematic way . Mr. SARASIN . I assume that can be done . Certainly the private sector has done this . The private Medicare providers handle thou- sands of claims with computers and do it effectively . Are there ...
... volume of claims in a systematic way . Mr. SARASIN . I assume that can be done . Certainly the private sector has done this . The private Medicare providers handle thou- sands of claims with computers and do it effectively . Are there ...
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... volume of work remained essentially the same until last year when the Congress added 35 positions to the program , bringing the total staff to 503 positions . This substantial increase in workload for a limited staff has resulted in ...
... volume of work remained essentially the same until last year when the Congress added 35 positions to the program , bringing the total staff to 503 positions . This substantial increase in workload for a limited staff has resulted in ...
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... volume grew greatly from that date with one effect that OWC is now flooded with many , many more claims than they handled before , and that those of us who have legitimate claims have to wait our turn . It is true that my papers were ...
... volume grew greatly from that date with one effect that OWC is now flooded with many , many more claims than they handled before , and that those of us who have legitimate claims have to wait our turn . It is true that my papers were ...
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... volume of injuries , the claims which have been submitted to that office , that that office is working under a tremendous burden . They certainly could be improved . I think simplification is the key to the problem . Those are not ...
... volume of injuries , the claims which have been submitted to that office , that that office is working under a tremendous burden . They certainly could be improved . I think simplification is the key to the problem . Those are not ...
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... volume of work ? Mr. GELLER . Absolutely . Mr. GAYDOS . Are there any other suggestions you have ? Mr. GELLER . I touched on one- Mr. GAYDOS . I probably sidetracked you ; I am sorry . Mr. GELLER . No. You felt perhaps those were just ...
... volume of work ? Mr. GELLER . Absolutely . Mr. GAYDOS . Are there any other suggestions you have ? Mr. GELLER . I touched on one- Mr. GAYDOS . I probably sidetracked you ; I am sorry . Mr. GELLER . No. You felt perhaps those were just ...
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