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November 15, 2017
What could a TMA Membership mean for you, your practice, and your patients
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Court tosses out challenge to ethics committee review of end-of-life care. Read More
It was an overwhelming, 12-0 verdict – a jury’s unanimous rejection of a negligence case against a Laredo physician. Then, a judge took that decision away and ordered a new trial – not because of jury misconduct, or any procedural stumble that usually negates a court decision. It was taken away, essentially, because the judge said so. Read More
Physicians subpoenaed to participate in a divorce case, whether to testify or simply to supply medical records to the court, could find themselves at the center of an acrimonious split. There are certain things they should know. Read More
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Incoming TMA President David Fleeger, MD, sets his sights on protecting the patient-physician relationship from corporate intrusion and equipping physicians for sea changes affecting medicine. Plus ... TMA's 2018 Survey of Texas Physicians is here with doctors speaking their minds on legislative priorities, payer relations, practice environment and much more. Read the Latest Issue