Dear Sandra, I don't know if this helps but here goes.Although I am happy enough for my babies to have the full immunisation program I was not happy with the idea of the Hep.B at birth.I checked with my G.P and a paed. as to whether the lack of injection at birth would stop the baby from having full protection against Hep B.Both stated that there was no medical evidence that the Hep B at birth,except for Hep B mothers was necessary.When my baies turned 18 months I was entitled to that $250 + allowance.Ann --- "Sandra J. Eales" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wonder if anyone can help me with a couple of > questions or references where I might find out the > answers? > > Do doctors miss out on their $18.50 incentive > payment if the child doesn't have the Hep B birth > Dose but completes the rests of the vaccination > schedule? > > What about parent's incentive payment - do they > still have to go through the whole conscientious > objection deal - given that the child is still fully > immunised and there is no "catch up" required? > > Sandra >
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