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Voters in Colorado support only one of four statewide measures on the November ballot, according to a Denver Post poll released Thursday.

The poll, done by SurveyUSA, is the last one ahead of Election Day on Tuesday. It has a margin of error of 4 percentage points.

On Proposition 104, which would require that collective bargaining meetings between school boards and teachers' unions be public, 61 percent of people surveyed said they are in favor of it, 24 percent said no and 15 percent were undecided.

Amendment 68, which would allow for casinos at horse racing tracks, saw little support, with 63 percent of people saying they would vote no, 32 percent in favor and 5 percent not certain.

The so-called "Personhood" measure Amendment 67 would protect pregnant women and unborn children by defining "person" and "child" in the Colorado criminal code and the Colorado wrongful death act to include unborn human beings. That amendment was also failing, according to the poll, with 54 percent saying no, 32 percent yes and 14 percent undecided.

Proposition 105 was behind as well. It would require that some foods have labels including genetically modified ingredients. According to the poll, 59 percent were against it, 34 percent in favor and 8 percent were not certain.

Political consultant Floyd Ciruli said he was not surprised by any of the polling results. The personhood measure never really had a chance, he said.

"We know it was going to lose," Ciruli said.

The one measure that could have had a chance of passing, Ciruli said, was the food-labeling proposal. But those against it have spent a large amount of money for ads while proponents have been fairly silent, he said.

"Who can forget the commercial with the farmer?" Ciruli said.

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(PRWEB) October 31, 2014

General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Companys success continues in 2014. General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Company is proud to announce that recruitment successes have increased by 43% as of the end of the third quarter. This recruitment achievement, combined with a 22% increase in retention, has resulted in dynamic growth in revenue and service volume. This performance ranks in the top 10% of the industry more than double the industry standard and expectation.

"The credit for our success does not merely rest with our recruiting team; a large portion is directly attributable to the quality of our HR and clinical management teams. We realize that MCO/insurance company partners and facilities dislike physician turnover. General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Company places strong emphasis on maintaining a stable clinical staff for our clients, said Scott Sansovich, Director of Recruiting.

Our clients are particularly pleased with clinical staff retention as a result of our operational and human resource protocols. Clients frequently praise our clinical team and state that our physicians and nurse practitioners are the most stable portion of the medical services in their facilities, Sansovich added.

Kay Paruski, Administrator of Courtney Manor Nursing Home in Michigan said, We have had the same General Medicine, Post-Hospitalist physician in our facility for over 15 years. He is wonderful. Our patients have benefited from his on-going relationship and consistency of care. The nurses also have a great relationship with our physician, and time has shown they can trust and rely on him. The families are very happy and comforted with communicating with the same physician year after year.

General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Company is the nation's leading provider of specialized, post-hospitalist medical care services for managed care organizations, Medicare-Medicaid dual-eligible programs, Medicare Advantage Plans, accountable care organizations' high-value provider networks, hospital systems and hospitalist programs. Nationally, the company has agreements to provide specialized, post-hospitalist medical care to more than 1,000 facilities. In addition, its group also provides geriatric, physical medicine and rehabilitation services to patients in sub-acute, skilled nursing, long-term care and assisted living facilities.

A post-hospitalist medical care program is a recognized, specialized approach to the practice of medicine in post-acute and long-term care settings. Patient acuity in these settings is increasing dramatically, and physicians need to have a medical practice that fits into an interdisciplinary environment that specializes in the care of patients in post-acute facilities. The focus of General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Company is on addressing the needs of high-risk, medically complex patients. The overall goal is to enhance and coordinate care of older adults and chronically ill patients in all post-acute settings.

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For questions or comments, contact Thomas M. Prose, MD, MHA, MBA, President, General Medicine, P.C., The Post-Hospitalist Company, 21333 Haggerty Road, Suite 150, Novi, Michigan 48375, or call 800-979-9595. Further information regarding General Medicine, The Post-Hospitalist Company is available at http://www.generalmedicine.com.

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