Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR1060

Introduced
5/21/11  
Enrolled
5/21/11  

Caption

Recognizing Patrick J. Hanford on the occasion of his installation as president of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association.

Impact

This resolution serves as a tribute not only to Dr. Hanford's achievements but also to the broader osteopathic community in Texas. By promoting the values and principles of osteopathic medicine, the resolution highlights the importance of supporting healthcare professionals in their goals of advancing medical excellence and serving the unique needs of patients. Dr. Hanford’s leadership role may contribute to shaping the future of osteopathic practices and policies in the state, which can enhance healthcare delivery for Texas residents.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 1060 acknowledges Dr. Patrick J. Hanford for his installation as the president of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association (TOMA), a position he assumed on June 18, 2011. The resolution is a formal commendation from the Texas Senate, recognizing Dr. Hanford's contributions to the field of osteopathic medicine and his leadership within TOMA. The text emphasizes the significance of his new role and the potential impact he can have on the practice of osteopathic medicine in Texas.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR1060 is predominantly positive, reflecting esteem for Dr. Hanford and the osteopathic profession. Senators expressed their congratulations and support, indicating a favorable view of his ability to lead TOMA. The resolution conveys a sense of pride in recognizing individuals who contribute significantly to healthcare, suggesting a commitment to uplifting the standards within the medical community.

Contention

While the resolution was largely accepted without contention, its implications highlight the ongoing challenges and responsibilities faced by medical associations in advocating for their respective fields. Dr. Hanford's tenure could involve addressing various issues from healthcare policies to educational standards in osteopathic practices, underscoring the importance of such leadership roles amidst evolving healthcare landscapes.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SCR54

Recognizing E. Linda Villarreal for her service as president of the Texas Medical Association.

TX HR1697

Congratulating Dr. Philip L. Leggett on his receipt of a 2023 Ashbel Smith Distinguished Alumni Award from The University of Texas Medical Branch John Sealy School of Medicine Alumni Association.

TX SR188

Recognizing Buddy Mills on the occasion of Sheriffs' Association of Texas Day.

TX SR11

Recognizing Lawrence B. Harkless on his induction into the Prairie View Interscholastic League Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

TX SR347

Recognizing Wendell Edgin for his service as a medical professional.

TX SR73

Recognizing Michael J. Scarpello on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR3

Recognizing Thomas Reagan Mitchell on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR50

Recognizing Edgar Cruz as the vice president of the Texas Environmental Health Association South Texas Chapter.

TX SR41

Recognizing Marc Nigliazzo on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR200

Recognizing Marcelo Cavazos on the occasion of his retirement.

Similar Bills

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