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TMA Advocacy Retreat

  • After careful consideration of the evolving COVID-19 situation in Texas, with input from local and state health officials and TMA’s Coronavirus Task Force, the Texas Medical Association Board of Trustees has determined that 2020 Advocacy Retreat will not take place at the Omni Barton Creek on December 4-5.

    The health and safety of our members is paramount as you are on the front lines of the fight to control the spread of the virus and treat infected patients. Options for virtual programming are under consideration, and any updates about TMA conferences will be made available here and in Texas Medicine Today.

     

  • We Need to Come in Force: Physician-Lawmakers Look Ahead to 2021

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    A panel of medicine’s representatives in the Texas Legislature said Saturday that 2019 was a good year for medicine in Austin, but unfinished business remains for the next session in 2021.

    Issues That Will be Top of Mind Next Session  

  • Charting Medicine's Statehouse Progress

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    Physicians checked off major accomplishments during the 2019 session of the Texas Legislature, including finally convincing lawmakers that raising the age to purchase tobacco to 21 was the right thing for the state's present and future. Medicine also scored improvements on the insurance front and vital funding increases.

    Successful Wins on Tobacco, Prior Authorization, and More  

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