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TexasTowelie

(115,237 posts) Mon Jun 20, 2022, 03:51 AM Jun 2022

State of Texas: Texas Medical Board sets new rule for reporting doctors

Medical Board Accountability – Matt Grant sits down with the Texas Medical Board president to discuss our series of investigations. The board approved a major rule change for patient safety, but will that fix a broken system? Matt puts that question to the board president.

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State of Texas: Texas Medical Board sets new rule for reporting doctors (Original Post) TexasTowelie Jun 2022 OP

Well not as much as I had hoped for but we will take it. flying_wahini Jun 2022 #1

flying_wahini

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1. Well not as much as I had hoped for but we will take it.

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Mon Jun 20, 2022, 10:00 AM

Jun 2022

Self reporting their own medical malpractice claims within 30 days rather than 2 years is Wonderful if they can enforce it.

It reminds me of the Dr. death case—- they let him go from hospital to hospital without any mention of his crimes. Kind of like bad cops in Texas do now.

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