Most Georgia doctors violate vaccine reporting law

Every vaccination given in Georgia is supposed to be recorded in a state immunization registry. But only 26 percent of private health care providers are following the law, state data show. Nationally just 37 percent of private providers record immunizations in registries, which are supposed to make it easier to keep children current on their shots. Georgia's registry will play a critical role in monitoring the safety of the new H1N1 flu vaccine, and state officials are refusing to give the vaccine to doctors who don't participate. Vaccination reporting spotty