Providing The Highest Quality of Military Healthcare Through Collaboration And Interoperability
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Major General David A. Rubenstein
Deputy Surgeon General
U.S. Army |
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Major General Patricia D. Horoho
Commander, Madigan Army Medical Center
Western Regional Medical Command |
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Brigadier General Loree K. Sutton, M.D.
Director of the Defense Centers for Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury |
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Alfred A. Hamilton, PhD.
Medical Chief Information Officer
U.S. Central Command |
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Major General Deborah C. Wheeling
Deputy Surgeon General
U.S. Army National Guard |
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Colonel Thomas Beach, MD
U.S. Air Force Medical Corps, Project Officer, AHLTA
Defense Health Information Management Systems (DHIMS) |
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Brigadier General Michael Kussman
Principal Under Secretary for Health
Veterans Health Administration |
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Robert M. Kolodner, MD
Director,
Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology,
Department of Health and Human Services |
The Military Health Management Training Conference allows you to intimately sit down with the forward-thinking leaders and action-centered program managers to determine the best solutions to improve the medical care for our service men and women.
Intimately sit down with the forward-thinking leaders and action-centered program managers to determine the best solutions to improve the medical care for our service men and women.
The 3-day conference gives you and your peers the opportunity to:
- Address the integration and interoperability issues in military health IT
- Optimize combat care through medical force readiness and improved psychological health support
- Help develop concrete plans to transition and provide quality care to wounded warriors
- Strengthen the collaboration between DoD and VA in transforming military electronic health records
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Medical Batallion Set Up At Camp Enari: Ralph Osborne and CSM James Patillo (Ret) of the 4th Medical Battalion at Camp Enari, Pleiku Vietnam.
27 November 1967
In-theatre medical support has always been critical to sustaining the health of our deployed military personnel. How has military medicine changed over the decades and what progress in medical care can our military personnel benefit from today? |
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