- Assured good Texas physicians they can take on the most complicated illnesses and serious injuries without fear of facing a groundless lawsuit in return, and
- Attracted record numbers of new physicians to the state.
Monday, September 9, 2013
TENTH ANNIVERSARY STUDY DOCUMENTS TORT REFORM'S HEALTHY BENEFITS
At noon today, TMA leaders will join with Gov. Rick Perry and
others to celebrate the 10th anniversary of our 2003 medical liability reforms.
They will gather in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, where outraged physicians
sparked the battle against lawsuit abuse 10 years ago. Board of Trustees Chair
Carlos Cardenas, MD, will represent TMA; Chevy Lee, MD, will represent the
Hidalgo-Starr County Medical Society. We will release the results of a special TMA physician survey that shows the
tremendous progress we’ve made in expanding access for sick and injured Texans
thanks to the liability reforms and Proposition 12. Especially when compared
with a critical survey we ran in 2003, the new study documents that medical
liability reform has kept its promises. It has:
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