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THA, Texas Hospitals to Honor Sacrifices of Health Care Heroes on First COVID-19 Heroes and Memorial Day

“Our hospitals and health care heroes endured a public health crisis unlike any we have seen in our lifetimes, and it’s incumbent upon us to never forget what they did – and what they put on the line – to protect and save Texans,” Hawkins said. “The days of facility bed capacities stretched to the breaking point, ventilator shortages, and the uncertainty of a deadly new virus were dark times for our hospitals and for Texas as a whole. But they were also a time when we saw the best of Texas hospitals, when our health care workers went above and beyond to serve their communities and their state. COVID-19 Heroes and Memorial Day ensures we recognize – and keep top of mind – the heroics and sacrifice that characterized that somber time.”    READ MORE

Medical Staff Services Professionals

In 1992, President George Bush signed Congressional House Joint Resolution #399

proclaiming the first full week in November as National Medical Staff Services Awareness Week.

This recognition embraces and is inclusive of:

hospitals, MCOs, doctor’s offices, university health systems, and government agencies

to promote awareness of the medical services professional (MSP).