(See also Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome – [AIDS], 15.000; Drug Dispensing, 70.000; Reimbursement, 265.000; Tobacco Use and Smoking, 300.000; Vaccines, 312.000; Violence and Abuse, 315.000) 30.986 Urgent Changes to EI Program The Medical Society of the State of New York make it a priority issue to seek legislation or regulation in New York to develop a comprehensive plan
30.999 Handicapped Newborns: SUNSET HOD 2013
30.998 AIDS, School Health Education to Prevent the Spread of AIDS: SUNSET HOD 2013
30.997 School Health Policy, Notification to Physicians of Changes to: MSSNY has adopted the position that the New York State Department of Education, Health and Labor should include school district physicians on their electronic communications or mailing lists for any matters pertaining to school health. (Council 12/15/94; Modified and reaffirmed HOD 2014)
30.996 Students with Complicated Medical Conditions: SUNSET HOD 2014
30.995 Immunization of Adolescents: MSSNY endorses the immunization recommendations for adolescents as set forth by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and will urge NYS to adopt ACIP immunization requirements for adolescents as a condition for school attendance so that the State will be able to participate in
30.994 Confidentiality of Adoption Records: MSSNY will continue to advise all state legislative and regulatory agencies that, without mutual consent of the birth mother, birth father, if known, and child given for adoption, records which would identify either party remain sealed. MSSNY affirms that the current system of handling requests for medical information, through a third
30.993 Classification for Video Games: Sunset HOD 2011
30.992 Graduated Drivers’ Licensing: SUNSET HOD 2013
30.991 Support Juvenile Justice MSSNY will support efforts to study the etiologies of recidivism among juvenile delinquents, with a significant focus on incarcerated juveniles who have mental health factors involved in their delinquency compared to those with other factors; comparing treatment interventions that decrease juvenile delinquency recidivism and how intervention success varies when delivered in
