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Amend SB 1500 (committee printing) by striking SECTION 1 of
the bill (page 1, lines 13-52) and substituting the following:
SECTION 1. Section 32.0315, Human Resources Code, is amended
by amending Subsection (b) to read as follows:
(b) The department shall allocate the funds in the manner
the department determines most effectively and equitably achieves
the purposes for which those federal funds are received, consistent
with the needs of this state for graduate medical education and the
training of resident physicians in accredited residency programs in
appropriate fields and specialties, taking into account other money
available to support graduate medical education. In determining
the needs of this state for graduate medical education, the
department shall give primary emphasis to graduate medical
education in primary care specialties and shall also recognize the
growth in residency training slots since 1997 in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley and other health care shortage areas of this state.