Texas 2023 88th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR382 Introduced / Bill

Filed 04/03/2023

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                    2023S0347-1 04/03/23
 By: Schwertner S.R. No. 382


 SENATE RESOLUTION
 WHEREAS, The Senate of the State of Texas is pleased to
 recognize Texas Neurological Society Day at the Capitol, which is
 taking place on April 4, 2023; and
 WHEREAS, Established in 1974, the Texas Neurological
 Society works to promote, support, and advance the medical
 specialty of neurology in the State of Texas; this outstanding
 organization makes invaluable contributions to the health and
 well-being of Texans while fostering productive relationships
 among members of the neurological and allied scientific
 professions; and
 WHEREAS, Committed to excellence in neurological practice
 and education, the society seeks to encourage interest in
 neurology among graduates in medicine and to promote and uphold
 the ethical principles, policies, and practices for attaining
 the highest-quality of patient care; the society also enables
 contact and communication among members of the profession and
 provides the opportunity for engagement and discourse that
 serves to benefit and advance neurological sciences in Texas; and
 WHEREAS, For almost 50 years, the Texas Neurological
 Society and its members have diligently worked to advance the
 field of neurology in Texas and have served as devoted advocates
 for patients by supporting the development and delivery of
 quality neurological care; it is indeed fitting that all who
 contribute to the society and its efforts receive special
 recognition on their valuable contributions to the health and
 well-being of Texans; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 88th
 Legislature, hereby recognize April 4, 2023, as Texas
 Neurological Society Day and extend to the society's members and
 all in attendance best wishes for a productive and enjoyable
 visit to the State Capitol; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared for
 the society as an expression of esteem from the Texas Senate.