Louisiana 2011 1st Special Session

Louisiana House Bill HR3

Introduced
3/20/11  

Caption

Commends John E. Lemoine, M.D., for his outstanding accomplishments

Impact

The resolution recognizes Dr. Lemoine's commitment not only to his patients but also to the wider community. The commendation highlights the importance of medical professionals in contributing to the health and well-being of society, emphasizing that their work is foundational to the success and vitality of communities. In this context, the resolution serves as both an acknowledgment of individual excellence and a broader assertion of the value of healthcare workers.

Summary

House Resolution 3, introduced by Representative Roy, commends Dr. John E. Lemoine for his outstanding contributions to the medical field and his community. Dr. Lemoine, a graduate of Louisiana State University School of Medicine, has dedicated over three decades to practicing medicine in Bunkie, Louisiana. His extensive career and local service in the health care sector have garnered him respect and appreciation from both his patients and peers alike. Through his roles, including a leadership position in the Louisiana Medical Mutual Insurance Company (LAMMICO), he has significantly influenced the medical malpractice environment in Louisiana.

Sentiment

Sentiment surrounding HR3 is overwhelmingly positive, portraying Dr. Lemoine as a pillar of the medical community and an exemplary physician. Supporters of the resolution see it as a necessary recognition of those who dedicate their lives to improving health outcomes for their patients and influencing health policy positively. The sentiment reflects a community pride in local heroes who go above and beyond in their service.

Contention

Since HR3 is a resolution rather than a bill imposing regulations or changes in law, discussion around it is less contentious than legislative proposals that might affect public policy or funding. However, it's clear that the acknowledgment of individual accomplishments in the medical field holds significance, reinforcing the role of healthcare professionals in shaping public health narratives and community trust.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR3

Commends Dr. John E. Lemoine for his work with healthcare and physician liability.

LA SCR83

Commends Dr. John E. Lemoine for his work with healthcare and physician liability.

LA HR73

Commends Derek D. Bardell for his outstanding accomplishments

LA HR161

Commends Robert Owen White of Winnsboro for his outstanding accomplishments

LA HR225

Commends posthumously John W. Bowman of Shreveport for his outstanding accomplishments

LA HR162

Commends Justice Bernette Joshua Johnson of the La. Supreme Court for her outstanding accomplishments

LA HR231

Commends Joe Delpit for his outstanding accomplishments

LA HR2

Commends Chandler Burns for his outstanding accomplishments

LA SR41

Commends Kevin John Melancon on his numerous outstanding accomplishments.

LA HR171

Commends Skylar Norton for her outstanding accomplishments

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