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“... t put in place a mechanism to process and resolve complaints regarding interference or attempted interference with a physician's independent medical judgment.
The chief medical officer must notify the Texas Medical Board (TMB) that the hospital is employing physicians and that the chief medical offi ... ”
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The Investigations Department investigates complaints against licensees. It includes field investigators who work throughout the state.
Phone: (512) 305-7100
Fax: (888) 859-5336 ”
“... for licensure; conducting investigations based on complaints filed against physician assistants to determine if a licensee is in violation the Texas Occupations Code (Chapter 204, the Physician Assistant Licensing Act) and/or the Board's rules; and exercising the authority to cancel, ... ”
“... be taken on pending cases; approves dismissals of complaints and closure of investigations; drafts and reviews proposed ethics guidelines and rules for the practice of physician assistants, and makes recommendations to the board regarding the adoption of such ethics guidelines and rules; makes recom ... ”
“... be taken on pending cases. Approves dismissals of complaints and closure of investigations; drafts and reviews proposed ethics guidelines and rules for the practice of acupuncture, and makes recommendations to the acupuncture board regarding the adoption of such ethics guidelines and rules; makes re ... ”
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“... int, click here: (http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/page/complaints)
4) SUPERVISION & PRESCRIPTIVE DELEGATION REGISTRATION
If you have questions regarding the log in for the Supervision and Prescriptive Delegation Registration System, please use the &l ... ”
“... media sites are not appropriate means for filing complaints. For more information on how to file a complaint, visit: http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/page/place-a-complaint.
Terms of Service
TMB social media sites are third party sites that have terms of service and policies that are not governed by TMB ... ”
“... ken by the board on medical malpractice claims or complaints required to be opened by the board under the Medical Practice Act (the "Act"), TEX. OCC. CODE ANN. 164.201;(23) A description of any formal complaint issued by the board's staff against the physician and initiated and filed with the State ... ”
“... inst this physician. (This may include any formal complaints filed by TMB, as well as petitions and/or responses related to licensure contested matters, at the State Office of Administrative Hearings.) “None” indicates that there are no actions to report. ... ”
“... equirements; scope of practice; investigations of complaints and enforcement procedures.
How many times can I retake the JP exam?
There is no attempt limit; however, there is a fee for each attempt.
I don’t know my TMB ID number to create a My TMB account?
For applications filed online, th ... ”
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2006
Document: ... ured that quality will not be sacrificed.
Formal Complaints
The following Formal Complaints have been filed with the State Office of Administrative Hearings regarding the licensees listed below. The cases were unresolved at the time of publication.
Name License No. Date filed Allegations
Paul K ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2007
Document: ... b.state.tx.us/rules/rules/bdrules_toc.php
Formal Complaints The following Formal Complaints have been filed with the State Office of Administrative Hearings regarding the licensees listed below. The cases were unresolved at the time of publication.
Name
License No. Date filed
Allegations
Merri ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2004
Document: ... structures, processes, and procedures including:
Complaints And Investigations
Created Central Nurse Investigator positions, requiring both legal and nursing expertise to review complaints and assure quality of investigations. Developed the required expert physician panel composed of 400 wel ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2002
Document: ... ges Expected to Improve Patient Protection Formal Complaints New Controlled Substance Prescription Forms Available Continuing Medical Education Reminder Disciplinary Actions Governor Appoints New Board Member Governor Rick Perry announced the appointment of three new members of the Texas State Board ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2008
Document: ... . Prior to the adoption of the new procedure, all complaints believed to be a probable violation resulted in an investigation that could last 180 days, followed by an additional 180 days of litigation procedures, culminating in a hearing before a panel of board representatives. Cases considered unde ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 1999
Document: ... Asked Questions District Review Committees Formal Complaints Disciplinary Actions Texas Medicaid Drug Review Mammography Info Controlled Substances Fees Texas Docs in the News Renewal Page Board Rule Changes CME Information (includes Statement Regarding Advertising for CME) Letter to HCEs Physician ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 1998
Document: ... th the Board? A: Anyone may file a complaint, but complaints must be submitted in writing. A form for filing a complaint may be obtained by calling 1-800-201-9353. Complaints are investigated by professional investigators. All investigations are confidential. The complainant's identity remains confi ...
Description: TMB Bulletin January 2011
Document: ... he Houston Chronicle, accounting for a quarter of complaints about doctors' suspect prescriptions and one-sixth of the state's 1,900 annual accidental fatal overdoses. Typically, these are walk-in, cash-only enterprises, located in small, rented spaces that can be opened up and shut down quickly. Th ...
Description: TMB Bulletin May 2011
Document: ... CONTINUED NEXT PAGE
What's `KSTAR'?, p. 2 Formal Complaints, p. 3 License Retirement, p. 4 Rule Changes, p. 5 New Licensees, p. 7 Disciplinary Actions, p. 13
What is `KSTAR'?
TMB disciplinary orders
occasionally require a physician to undergo a "KSTAR assessment" and "complete any recommended tra ...
Description: TMB Bulletin Spring 2009
Document: Medical Board Bulletin Spring 2009
Medical Board Bulletin Spring 09 (1.5Mb pdf)
Texas Medical Board Bulletin The newsletter of the Texas Medical Board Spring 2009 Volume 6, No. 2
Governor Appoints, Reappoints Board Members
Governor Rick Perry has made the following appointments and reappointment ...
Description: TMB Bulletin July 2012
Document: ... most ity of their practice involved in difficult complaints to treat. By the treatment of pain the same protections through Certified Pain following evidence-based guidelines, Texas physicians are able to Resources: See use sound clinical decision-making without fear of disciplinary acnext page for ...
Description: TMB Bulletin March 2012
Document: ... each effort, p. 3 "Accidental" death, p. 3 Formal complaints, p. 4 Rule Changes, p. 5 New licensees, p. 6 Disciplinary Actions, p. 13
Drug shortage information
Recently, a Texas physician related a situation in which doctors had to resort to the use of expired emergency resuscitation drugs. Would ...
Description: TMB Bulletin January 2012
Document: ... corrective process. Now, TMB can resolve certain complaints through something called a Remedial Plan, rather than formal disciplinary action. Remedial Plans facilitate resolution of complaints efficiently to serve both parties' interests in protection of the public and give doctors an opportunity t ...
Description: TMB Bulletin December 2012
Document: ... , M.D., at Robert.bredt@tmb.state.tx.us
Formal Complaints
Formal Complaints have been filed with the State Office of Administrative Hearings against the individuals listed below. Formal Complaints are public documents and are posted on physician profiles on the TMB web site. To read the full c ...
Description: Rule Changes December 30, 2007
Document: ... Chapter 198, Unlicensed Practice, amending 198.2, Complaints, to make appropriate updates; and 198.3, Investigation of Complaints, to clarify provisions and make appropriate updates. Chapter 199, Public Information, amending 199.1, Public Information Committee, to require the committee to provide ov ...
“Complaints must be submitted in writing. The identity of complainants is protected and kept confidential by law, with the exception of complaints filed by insurance and pharmaceutical companies. The Board cannot accept complaints submitted anonymously. Complaints may be emailed, mailed or faxed. ... ”
Complaints must be submitted in writing. The identity of complainants is protected and kept confidential by law, with the exception of complaints filed by insurance and pharmaceutical companies. The Board cannot accept complaints submitted anonymously. Complaints may be emailed, mailed or faxed.
“Complaints and investigational information received and maintained are not public information, by state law. Any resulting disciplinary orders are public and can be viewed on the physician’s profile. Formal complaints filed by the Board at the State Office of Administrative Hearings are public ... ”
Are complaints public information?
Complaints and investigational information received and maintained are not public information, by state law. Any resulting disciplinary orders are public and can be viewed on the physician’s profile. Formal complaints filed by the Board at the State Office of Administrative Hearings are public documents.