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We let the numbers speak for themselves. It's time to adopt the compacts. ... See MoreSee Less

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‼️53 is a big number‼️

Think New Mexico is proud to announce all 53 coalition members in support of the interstate compacts for health care workers. Visit our website to see a full list of all of the supporters. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Albuquerque Journal challenges NMSOP, a dark money front group funded entirely by trial lawyers, to support the interstate compacts for health care workers. Read more below. ... See MoreSee Less

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Dr. Aaron Snyder, a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician has some thoughts as a provider trying to navigate New Mexico's worsening health care worker shortage. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago
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#NEW: “The current medical malpractice environment not only has had a direct impact on Guadalupe County Hospital, but has also significantly affected hospitals throughout New Mexico.”

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We let the numbers speak for themselves. It's time We let the numbers speak for themselves. It's time to adopt the compacts.
‼️53 is a big number‼️ Think New Mexico is proud ‼️53 is a big number‼️ Think New Mexico is proud to announce all 53 coalition members in support of the interstate compacts for health care workers. Visit our website to see a full list of all of the supporters.
The Albuquerque Journal challenges NMSOP, a dark m The Albuquerque Journal challenges NMSOP, a dark money front group funded entirely by trial lawyers, to support the interstate compacts for health care workers. Read more above.
Dr. Aaron Snyder, a Board-Certified Emergency Medi Dr. Aaron Snyder, a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician has some thoughts as a provider trying to navigate New Mexico's worsening health care worker shortage.
#NEW: “The current medical malpractice environment #NEW: “The current medical malpractice environment not only has had a direct impact on Guadalupe County Hospital, but has also significantly affected hospitals throughout New Mexico.” -Frank Tenorio / Guadalupe County Hospital (Santa Rosa, NM)
New Mexico has a punitive damage problem when it c New Mexico has a punitive damage problem when it comes to medical malpractice cases, as compared to other states👀
New Mexico health care access gets 👎👎 New Mexico health care access gets 👎👎
The numbers don't sugarcoat New Mexico's health ca The numbers don't sugarcoat New Mexico's health care crisis.
New Mexico will soon find out whether its applicat New Mexico will soon find out whether its application for $1 billion in federal funding to expand rural health care access over the next five years will be approved.🏥 However, New Mexico may face a roadblock for approval - It's not a member of several interstate compacts for health-care workers.
We have doctors leaving our state and we have atto We have doctors leaving our state and we have attorneys moving into our state because of our laws."
It's time to end venue shopping for medical malpra It's time to end venue shopping for medical malpractice cases here in New Mexico.
NM’s 1st Judicial District Chief Judge says medica NM’s 1st Judicial District Chief Judge says medical malpractice cases are up “significantly" in the area over the last few years. This is clearly a result of venue shopping, which most states prohibit. We believe health care providers should be judged in accordance with the standards of the community of which they practice. It's about fairness and justice.
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thinknewmexico Think New Mexico @thinknewmexico ·
15 Dec

#NEW: The Albuquerque Journal challenges NMSOP, a dark money front group funded entirely by trial lawyers, to support the interstate compacts for health care workers. Read more by clicking below.👇

https://www.abqjournal.com/opinion/editorial-new-mexico-safety-over-profits-needs-to-take-a-stand-on-health-care-worker-compacts/2938514

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thinknewmexico Think New Mexico @thinknewmexico ·
10 Dec

#NEW: “The current medical malpractice environment not only has had a direct impact on Guadalupe County Hospital, but has also significantly affected hospitals throughout New Mexico.”

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8 Dec

#THREAD: New Mexico has a punitive damage problem when it comes to medical malpractice cases, as compared to other states👀(1)

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2 Dec

The numbers don't sugarcoat New Mexico's health care crisis.

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