Supporters of trauma centers at hospitals in areas such as Osceola, Marion and Clay counties say residents and tourists need to be able to get specialized trauma care faster and without having to travel long distances to other hospitals.
December 05, 2013 at 08:00 PM
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After more than two years of legal and political battles in the hospital industry, the Florida Department of Health is moving forward with a new plan for divvying up trauma centers across the state.
But based on a hearing Wednesday in Orlando, the battles appear to be far from finished.
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