1. Home

170.004D Medical Liability Reforms

170.004D

170.004Medical Liability Reforms: The Texas Medical Association agreed to work with state medical specialty societies to identify defensive medicine tests and procedures and to quantify their impact on medical care costs and access. Among a number of compelling legislative priorities, TMA voted to continue efforts to pursue effective liability reforms (Res. 28CC, I-92; deleted CL Rep. 2-A-03).

Last Updated On

October 07, 2016

TMA Membership

What could a TMA Membership mean for you, your practice, and your patients

Join TMA Now

Texas Medicine 

What the Quality Payment Program (QPP) lacks in simplicity, it makes up for in deck-stacking. In the January issue, read how after three years, Medicare’s program to drive value-based care continues to generate confusion, frustration, and worry that it’s only going to swallow up more physicians in its complex and financially punitive gameplay. Plus, a new state initiative could boost access to long-acting reversible contraceptives, or LARCs.


  Read the Latest Issue