Texas House Bill HR2920

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 5/29/09
• Refer: 5/30/09
• Enrolled: 6/4/09
• Passed: 6/4/09

Caption

Honoring Dr. J. James Rohack on his installation as president of the American Medical Association.

Impact

The resolution itself does not enact changes to state law but serves to recognize Dr. Rohack's achievements and promote the importance of leadership within the medical community. Dr. Rohack's presidency is expected to influence public health policies and advocate for improvements in healthcare standards across the nation. By highlighting his background and contributions, the resolution aims to inspire support for initiatives that enhance medical practice and public health outcomes.

Summary

House Resolution 2920 honors Dr. J. James Rohack on his installation as president of the American Medical Association (AMA), the largest medical society in the United States. Dr. Rohack, a cardiologist with significant experience in healthcare policy and medical education, brings a wealth of expertise to this prominent position. The resolution acknowledges his past roles within the AMA and his contributions to various healthcare committees, showcasing his commitment to both the advancement of medicine and the education of future healthcare professionals.

Contention

Given that this document is a resolution of honor rather than a legislative bill, there are no notable points of contention typically associated with legislative measures. It reflects bipartisan support for an individual whose work fundamentally impacts medical practice and public health. Thus, the focus is on celebrating Dr. Rohack’s accomplishments and the potential positive influence he may exert as AMA president.