Military Medical/NBC Technology Today is: May 09, 2008
Volume: 12  Issue: 2
Published: Mar 07, 2008
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Features In this Issue of Military Medical/NBC Technology:

Medical Provider
Vice Admiral Adam M. Robinson, Jr. U.S. Navy Surgeon General Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Hardigg Cases
Dan Klepacz Government Product Manager
Air Force Medical Research
The Air Force Office of the Surgeon General has recently issued a broad agency announcement calling for innovation and advancement in technology solutions. AF/SG ensures a quality, cost-effective, prevention-based health care continuum for 2.4 million beneficiaries worldwide and serves as the functional manager of the AFMS.
Electronic Health Records
The DoD has implemented an advanced system of electronic health records for its personnel. That system is able to capture medical encounters for warfighters whether they occur at a stateside clinic, a battalion aid station in theater, or on the battlefield itself.
Needle Stick Prevention and Sharps Safety
The CDC estimates that hospital-based health care personnel sustain about 365,000 sharps-related injuries per year; an average of 1,000 per day. What can be done to prevent needle sticks and other sharps injuries?
PDHRA
How does the DoD administer the post-deployment health reassessment to National Guard and Reserve servicemembers and what information it obtains, and how Veterans Affairs interacts with DoD in the process.
Individual Readiness
Air Force Reserve nurses: Developing a self-assessment of individual deployment readiness for Air Force Reserve nurses.
National Naval Medical Center
The National Naval Medical Center (NNMC) is the flagship of Navy Medicine and a world-renowned, state-of-the-art health care institution. It is the “President’s Hospital,” serving those who have worn the cloth of the nation, their families and our nation’s leaders, and provide the same exceptional care to each and every person that enters our doors.
The Cycle of Surveillance
Medical surveillance—the practice of tracking injuries, chronic conditions and diseases—is common throughout the medical community and is an important part of maintaining a soldier’s health and well-being. Combining art and science to ensure a global understanding.

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