Action
Action, the monthly newsletter published by the Texas Medical Association, presents timely information about legal, economic, regulatory, and legislative affairs that Texas physicians need to know. Action is available free of charge to TMA members. Submit or update your e-mail address to receive Action via e-mail.
EVPGram
EVPGram is a weekly electronic communication from the TMA executive vice president.
Texas Medicine
Texas Medicine, the monthly newsmagazine published by TMA, presents timely information on public health, medicolegal, medical economics, science, medical education, and legislative issues affecting Texas physicians and their patients.
Additional TMA Newsletters and Publications
Borderline Newsletter
Borderline is a newsletter from the Border Health Caucus (BHC) membership and friends, intended to be sent biweekly, then weekly during the session. It is not meant to be definitive, but more about keeping everyone up to date on events and changes in our area.
Facebook
Facebook is one of many ways TMA is using social media to stay in touch with members. You will continue to receive the latest information on what TMA is doing. Connect with other TMA members by joining Facebook today.
International Medical Graduate Doctor
International Medical Graduate Doctor is an e-newsletter of the Texas Medical Association International Medical Graduate (TMA-IMG) Section. Once every other month, you will receive this newsletter from your colleagues on the IMG Governing Council.
It's Academic
This monthly newsletter offers academic physicians news and resources of interest to academic physicians.
News of Interest
NOI is a monthly news sheet e-mailed to CMS editors and execs for inclusion in their publications, individual physician members, and other health care professionals and businesses.
Podcast TMA
Listen to medicine's leaders discuss the issues that matter to you. Tune in on your computer or download the shows to your iPod or other MP3 player. You can even subscribe to Podcast TMA through iTunes so you won't miss the next episode.
Practice Management Publications
Choose from books, CME courses, and manuals with information ranging from EMRs to fraud and abuse prevention, from nonphysician practitioners to OSHA compliance, from pain management to Texas medical jurisprudence.
RFS Connection
RFS Connection is a monthly report to all residents and fellows from the TMA Board of Trustees. The newsletter serves as a communication tool for residents statewide to address their distinctive issues, such as work hours, Physician-in-Training permits, debt management, licensing and credentialing, to name a few.
Rural Texas Physician
Rural Texas Physician is a quarterly electronic newsletter catering to physicians in the many rural areas of Texas. TMA’s grassroots membership is the strength of the association.
Texas Student Doctor
Texas Student Doctor is the e-newsletter of the TMA's Medical Student Section (TMA-MSS). Once a month, you will receive this easy-to-navigate newsletter from your colleagues on the MSS Executive Council. We’ll send you TMA and American Medical Association news, meeting announcements, information about leadership opportunities and member benefits, and much more!
TMA Young Physicians Memo
This monthly TMA Young Physicians Memo is a publication written specifically for all TMA-member physicians under the age of 40 or in their first eight years of practice.
TMA Practice E-Tips
Sign up today to receive this monthly electronic newsletter for hands-on, use-it-now advice on coding, billing, reimbursement, HIPAA compliance, office policies and procedures, practice marketing, and much more.
TMA Weekly Headlines
TMA Weekly Headlines is an e-mail resource providing comprehensive news briefings of the week's top stories in the field. Articles are gathered from an expansive list of sources, including The New York Times, USA Today, The Dallas Morning-News, The Houston Chronicle and leading industry publications. Delivered to the inboxes of TMA members only, TMA Weekly Headlines keeps subscribers abreast of topics that impact how Texas physicians care for their patients. To subscribe, e-mail mhammonds@multibriefs.com.
Last Published: 8/17/2010
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