Texas SB2380 grants immunity from criminal liability to certain health care practitioners for harm or damage resulting from acts or omissions related.
Texas SB2380 amends the Health and Safety Code to add a new chapter providing immunity from criminal liability for health care practitioners. This immunity applies to any harm or damage resulting from acts or omissions relating to the provision of health care services, except when the harm or damage results from a criminally negligent, reckless, knowing, or intentional act. The bill defines "health care practitioner" as individuals providing services at specific licensed facilities or those licensed as physicians, physician assistants, surgical assistants, or nurses.
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