Honoring Bill Moore for his tenure as president of the Texas Pharmacy Association.
Impact
The resolution acknowledges Bill Moore's tireless advocacy for the pharmacy profession and his longstanding engagement within the community. His efforts in promoting local association chapters and recruiting new members are highlighted as instrumental for the future of pharmacy in Texas. Moore's legacy includes not only advancing pharmacy practice but also actively participating in initiatives aimed at enhancing the health and wellness of Texans.
Summary
HR3120 is a resolution that honors Bill Moore for his distinguished service as the president of the Texas Pharmacy Association during the 2008-2009 term. The Texas Pharmacy Association, founded in 1879, represents around 4,000 members dedicated to advancing the pharmacy profession in Texas. Mr. Moore has been an influential member since 1963, contributing significantly through various leadership roles, including chair of the TPA Insurance Trust. This resolution celebrates his lifelong commitment to improving healthcare in Texas and supporting pharmacy students and local associations.
Contention
While largely celebratory, the resolution reflects on the ongoing challenges within the pharmacy industry, including the need for advocacy against broader legislative issues affecting pharmacy practice. Although specific points of contention are not detailed within the resolution, the context suggests an industry grappling with changes in regulation and the importance of community pharmacists in addressing local health needs.
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