Texas HB4100 prohibits retaliation against physicians and health care providers for reporting violations or engaging in protected speech.
HB4100 amends the Texas Health and Safety Code to create a new chapter prohibiting retaliation against physicians and health care providers. Specifically, it prevents adverse actions against those who report violations or engage in protected speech related to health care services. The bill defines "health care provider" broadly and includes various types of professionals and facilities. It also outlines the types of retaliation prohibited, such as discrimination in employment or licensure. Injured parties can seek civil remedies, including injunctive relief and damages.
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