An administrative law judges sides with five major Florida trauma centers in rejecting a rule that would have allowed more competition among emergency rooms treating the most seriously injured patients.
March 29, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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UF Health Jacksonville is one of five major hospitals fighting the state Health Department’s plans for allowing new trauma centers.
As lawmakers debate revamping the trauma-care system, a judge rejected a plan by the Florida Department of Health that likely would have led to an increase in trauma centers across the state.
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