Skim Perkhidmatan : Kumpulan Pelaksana Perkhidmatan Perubatan dan Kesihatan, U19, T1-T24
Jadual Gaji SSM (07.2016)	Salary Scale for Social Nurse, Medical Technician
Jadual GAJI MATRIKS Sistem Saraan Malaysia (SSM) berdasarkan Jadual Gaji Minimum Maksimum (JGMM) Penambahbaikan Mulai 01.07.2016
Jadual Gred U19 P1, Kenaikan Gaji Tahunan = RM100.00 Selepas Maksimum, campur kadar tetap 3% Gaji Maksimum (Warna kuning)		U19	KGT = 100.00	MIN 1360.00	MAX 4,052.00	Kadar Tetap 3% 121.56
				↑ + campur kadar tetap 3% selepas Maksimum **
Jadual Gred U19 P2, Kenaikan Gaji Tahunan = RM100.00 Selepas Maksimum, campur kadar tetap 3% Gaji Maksimum (warna kuning tidak ditunjukkan)
Jadual Gred U19 P3, Kenaikan Gaji Tahunan = RM100.00 Selepas Maksimum, campur kadar tetap 3% Gaji Maksimum (warna kuning tidak ditunjukkan)
TPG, Tarikh Pergerakan Gaji, ikut masing-masing iaitu 1 Jan, 1 April, 1 Julai atau 1 Oktober **3% maksimum dikemaskini seperti pada 01.01.2015. Data ini hanya releven kepada kakitangan yang mencapai gaji maksimum sahaja.
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Breast-Fed Babies Less Likely To Be Overweight Children (II) Gillman and his colleagues analyzed questionnaires filled out by 8,186 girls and 7,155 boys between ages 9 to 14 in the Growing Up Today Study. About 5 percent of the girls and 9 percent of the boys were overweight, defined as having a BMI, Body Mass Index (weight divided by height squared) greater than 95 percent of children of the same age and sex. That's slightly lower than found in the general U.S. population. The researchers found that 62 percent of the children were only or mostly fed breast milk for the first six months of life, while 31 percent were only or mostly fed infant formula. Just less than one-half were breast-fed for at least seven months, and about one-third were breast-fed for three months or less. Nationally, less than 30 percent of infants are breast-fed for at least 6 months. Among the mostly breast fed, about 4 percent of the girls and 7 percent of the boys were overweight compared to the 6 percent of the girls and 11 percent of the boys fed mostly infant formula. Among those who were breast fed for seven months or more, about 4 percent of the girls and 7 percent of the boys were overweight compared to about 6 percent of girls and 12 percent of boys who consumed breast milk for three months or less. The researchers statistically adjusted the results for age, gender, sexual maturity, total calorie intake, physical activity, time watching television, mothers body mass index, and other social, economic and lifestyle factors known to influence weight. In this study. breast-feeding includes women who fed infants breast milk extracted from breast pumps. The adjusted figures show that infants who were breast-fed more than formula fed or who were breast-fed for longer periods had approximately 20 percent lower risk of being overweight in the pre teen and teen years for example. Gillman would like to see further studies among more representative samples of the U.S. population. "Breast milk is already acknowledged as the best food for infants," says William Dietz, division of nutrition and physical activity, Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, in an accompanying editorial. "The increased initiation and duration of breastfeeding may also provide a low-cost, readily available strategy to help prevent childhood and adolescent obesity." The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health, Harvard Medical School and the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care foundation. Gillman was a Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty Physician at the time this work was performed. Adapted from EFoMS SAL Module