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Lubbock Hospital Will Police Doctors For Drug and Alcohol Abuse

Home / Case Results / Lubbock Hospital Will Police Doctors For Drug and Alcohol Abuse

A Texas hospital, owned by the nation’s second largest for-profit chain, agreed to police its doctors for drug and alcohol abuse and to ask the state Legislature to review laws that keep secret the disciplinary procedures against doctors.

Attorneys

Richard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan

Year

July 10, 1997

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