Department of Health and Human Services Reports for February 1992

• HRD-92-45 - Board and Care Homes (1992-02-07)
  Elderly at Risk From Mishandled Medications
• GGD-92-34 - Employee Conduct Standards (1992-02-10)
  Some Outside Activities Present Conflict-of-Interest Issues
• RCED-92-87 - Food Safety and Quality (1992-02-10)
  Limitations of FDA's Bottled Water Survey and Options for Better Oversight
• PEMD-92-7 - Administration on Aging (1992-02-12)
  Harmonizing Growing Demands and Shrinking Resources
• HRD-92-36 - Health Care Spending (1992-02-13)
  Nonpolicy Factors Account for Most State Differences
• PEMD-92-10 - Medical Technology (1992-02-13)
  Quality Assurance Needs Stronger Management Emphasis and Higher Priority
• T-IMTEC-92-6 - Information Dissemination (1992-02-19)
  Innovative Ways Agencies Are Using Technology
• RCED-92-24 - Energy Management (1992-02-21)
  Better Federal Oversight of Territories' Oil Overcharge Funds Needed
• HRD-92-35 - FDA Regulations (1992-02-21)
  Sustained Management Attention Needed to Improve Timely Issuance
• HRD-92-52 - Medicare (1992-02-21)
  Over $1 Billion Should Be Recovered From Primary Health Insurers
• HRD-92-65BR - Interstate Child Support (1992-02-25)
  Wage Withholding Not Fulfilling Expectations
• T-RCED-92-32 - Federal Research (1992-02-26)
  Small Business Innovation Research Program Shows Success But Can Be Strengthened
• T-RCED-92-33 - Food Safety (1992-02-26)
  Difficulties in Assessing Pesticide Risks and Benefits
• T-HRD-92-14 - Child Abuse and Neglect (1992-02-27)
  Progress of the National Center Since May 1991