Because father complied with and completed RDSS's requirements that he complete a parenting class, attend counseling, and submit to testing, the trial court found that RDSS failed to present clear and convincing evidence to terminate father's parental rights pursuant to Code 16.1-283 C ; 2 ; . However, pursuant to Code 16.1-283 B ; 2 ; , the trial court found clear and convincing evidence that the neglect or abuse suffered by each of these children presented serious and substantial threat to his or her life, health and development, and is not reasonably likely that the conditions that resulted in such neglect or abuse can be substantially corrected or eliminated so as to allow safe return to [the father] within a reasonable period of time. The trial court based its decision on i ; the father's "cognitive" and "parenting deficits, " ii ; the unlikelihood that father could safely care for the children in light of the conditions of the home and children when RDSS removed them and placed them in foster care, and iii ; the children's present mental and physical condition. The trial court entered the final order on February 21, 2006. Father objected to the order "on the grounds that the Department's evidence was insufficient to support termination and for other reasons stated on the record." DISCUSSION "When addressing matters concerning a child, including the termination of a parent's residual parental rights, the paramount consideration of a trial court is the child's best interests." Logan v. Fairfax County Dep't of Human Dev., 13 Va. App. 123, 128, 409 S.E.2d 460, 463 1991 ; . Where the trial judge hears the evidence ore tenus, the judge's decision is entitled to great weight and will not be disturbed on appeal unless plainly wrong or without evidence to support it. See Lowe v. Dep't of Pub. Welfare, 231 Va. 277, 282, 343 S.E.2d 70, 73 1986.

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This Special Edition is an informational article that describes Skilled Nursing Facility SNF ; Consolidated Billing CB ; as it applies to dialysis coverage for SNF residents. See Medlearn Matters article SE0431 for a detailed overview of SNF CB, including a section on services excluded from SNF CB. This article can be found at: : cms.hhs.gov medlearn matters mmarticles 2004 SE0431 The SNF CB requirement makes the SNF itself responsible for including on the Part A bill that it submits to its Medicare intermediary almost all of the services that a resident receives during the course of a Medicare-covered stay, except for a small number of services that are specifically excluded from this provision. These excluded services can be separately furnished to the resident and billed under Medicare Part B by a variety of outside sources. These sources can include other providers of service such as hospitals ; , which would submit the bill for Part B services to their Medicare intermediary, as well as practitioners and suppliers who would generally submit their bills to a Medicare Part B carrier. Bills for certain types of items or equipment would be submitted by the supplier to their Medicare Durable Medical Equipment Regional Carrier DMERC Dialysis furnished to a SNF resident during a covered Part A stay falls within the scope of the SNF benefit under the Social Security Act, Section 1861 h ; 7 ; , as long as the SNF elects to provide the dialysis itself, either directly or under an "arrangement" with a qualified outside supplier in which the SNF itself assumes the Medicare billing responsibility. When covered in this manner, the dialysis would be included in the global Medicare Part A per diem payment that the SNF receives under the Prospective Payment System PPS ; . March 2005 A-05-1 ; Communiqu Kansas Nebraska Northwestern Missouri 15.

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Of the two genetically engineered vaccines currently used Engerix B SmithKline Beecham, UK ; is associated with this phenomenon but there have been no reports with Recombivax Merck and Co, UK ; . This is probably because the dose of hepatitis B vaccine is an order of magnitude lower in Recombivax. A small study of Kloster et al. in blood donors found nine positive HBsAg results by EIA Abbott, USA ; in 12 donors 13 days after vaccination with Engerix B [1]. After detection of HBsAg Murex EIA, Banford, UK ; in one blood donor 24 h after immunization, one group [2] examined sera for several days following immunization but detected no positive results. Detection of HBsAg following immunization in neonates appears to be more common. Challapalli et al. [3] reported detectable levels of HBsAg in 55% of neonates given the vaccine and studied over 3 days. Four such infants were followed and HBsAg was no longer detected after a maximum of 17 days. 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