What does HCLA stand for?

Health Care Liability Alliance

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Samples in periodicals archive:

News From the End of Life: Most support caps on pain and suffering awards The vast majority of Americans support medical liability reform, including a cap on pain and suffering awards, according to a survey released by the Health Care Liability Alliance (HCLA).

News From the End of Life: Most support caps on pain and suffering ...

Commenting on recent patient safety and tort reform efforts, GE Insurance Solutions' Lead Healthcare Provider Counsel, Trent Heinemeyer noted: "In addition to our industry-leading financial strength and claims results, we have also met our doctors' needs by helping them identify and minimize their risks through classroom and web-based training programs, and by supporting local reform measures as a founding member of state organizations like Texas Alliance for Patient Access (TAPA) and national measures as a founding member of the Health Care Liability Alliance (HCLA).

S&P Affirms Medical Protective Corp. `A' Ratings & Stable Outlook; ...

The vast majority of Americans support medical liability reform, including a cap on pain and suffering awards, according to a survey released by the Health Care Liability Alliance (HCLA).

Most support caps on pain and suffering awards. (News From the End of ...