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New Mexico reports doctor growth amid hospital concerns over malpractice caps

New Mexico added 3,800 doctors over four years while hospitals continued to demand malpractice caps to address what they describe as a growing shortage. The report indicates an ongoing healthcare workforce and policy dispute.

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Medical staffing pressures and malpractice policy could affect access to healthcare across the state.

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  1. New Mexico added 3,800 doctors in 4 years - all while hospitals demanded malpractice caps to stop "growing shortage" ↗nmpoliticalreport.com · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 12:01 AM UTC

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