A Publication of the Texas Medical Association
Texas Medicine is available to TMA members and presents timely information on public health, medicolegal issues, medical economics, science, medical education, and legislative affairs affecting Texas physicians and their patients.
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Practice Settings
Standing Tall for Independence: TMA continues private practice advocacy amid payment disparities that create barriers for physicians to compete in the marketplace.
Enjoying Employment: As the share of Texas physicians trend away from independent practice, TMA members spell out the benefits of employment.
Tracking Texas Physicians: The Physicians Advocacy Institute and consulting firm Avalere have engaged in a research collaboration to study how consolidation trends are impacting physicians.
Value Proposition: As more Texas physicians eye value-based care, TMA redoubles education and advocacy to develop related legislative and regulatory recommendations.
Taking the Value-Based Care Pulse: Recent surveys show an uptake of value-based care (VBC), alongside traditional
fee-for-service payment models, and indicate shared challenges.
Other News
Education: Texas’ AI Pioneers
The country’s first dual-degree program in medicine and AI will push Texas medical students to take the lead in health care technology.
Law: Push for Protection
TMA seeks clarification on what constitutes a ‘medical emergency’ after TMB’s latest adopted rules on abortion ban exceptions
Public Health: Class Care
School-based health centers in the Lone Star State deliver physical and behavioral health care to at-risk youth.
Also in the issue:
AMA Meeting Report
Rounds
IPP Committee Members Named
Back Issues
Information on Letters to the Editor
Advertising Rates and Specifications in Texas Medicine
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Index to Texas Medicine
Medical terminology is based on usage of MeSH, the National Library of Medicine's Medical Subject Headings, which are used in Index Medicus. If a term does not appear in MeSH, then the author's usage or common usage is preferred.
Each index consists of three parts: the subject index, the author index, and the index of deaths.
Texas Medicine, Volume 116, 2020
Subject, Author, Deaths
Texas Medicine, Volume 115, 2019
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Texas Medicine, Volume 114, 2018
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Texas Medicine, Volume 113, 2017
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Texas Medicine, Volume 112, 2016
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Texas Medicine, Volume 111, 2015
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Texas Medicine, Volume 110, 2014
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Texas Medicine, Volume 109, 2013
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Texas Medicine, Volume 108, 2012
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Texas Medicine, Volume 107, 2011
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Texas Medicine, Volume 106, 2010
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Texas Medicine, Volume 105, 2009
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Texas Medicine, Volume 104, 2008
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Texas Medicine, Volume 103, 2007
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Texas Medicine, Volume 102, 2006
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Texas Medicine, Volume 101, 2005
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Texas Medicine, Volume 100, 2004
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Texas Medicine, Volume 99, 2003
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Texas Medicine, Volume 98, 2002
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Texas Medicine, Volume 97, 2001
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Texas Medicine, Volume 96, 2000
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