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EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF MILITARY HEALTHCARE Tune in to WarDocs for an exclusive interview with Dr. Michael Malanoski, a retired US Navy Captain and current Deputy Director of the Defense Health Agency. In this compelling episode, explore how the DHA navigates financial adversities and modernizes its approach to delivering exceptional healthcare to our Armed Forces. Learn about the critical initiatives to enhance patient-centric care and stabilize the military medical workforce. Available now on our YouTube channel and launches 5 JUL on all major podcast platforms. #DefenseHealthAgency #DHA #MilitaryMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCentricCare #MedicalWorkforce #HealthcareChallenges #HealthSystemModernization #MilitaryHealthSystem Military Health System

One of the essential principles of tactical medicine is " sometimes good medicine is bad tactics" . One must be trained in both ,as the tactical environment is so very dynamic and fluid.

?? New Podcast Episode: Behind the Camouflage We’re excited to host Dr. Martinez-Lopez, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, on this episode of Behind the Camouflage. Dr. Lopez provides key insights into the evolving Military Health System and shares advice for military families navigating recent changes. This is a must-listen for professionals in military health and family support sectors. Listen now! #MilitaryHealth #DefenseHealth #Leadership #MilitaryFamilies #Podcast

GETTING THE WORD OUT ABOUT MILITARY MEDICINE Hope you get a chance to listen to our latest conversation featuring Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the US Army, Dr. Peter M. T.. Here is a short clip from the interview of Dr. Tan addressing the topic of military healthcare recruiting and how we can share the s. Don't miss the full episode on all major podcast platforms and on YouTube. #military #medicine #opportunities #recruiting #armymedicine #USAFmedicine #navymedicine

DHA Public Health is postured with robust capabilities to deliver innovative solutions for the Joint Force, and is integrated across the services, in support of the MHS and DHA strategies and the National Defense Strategy. During a panel at the #MHSConference, Rear Adm. Brandon Taylor, director of DHA Public Health, led a discussion with Army, Navy, and Air Force, and DHA public health leaders, and reinforced how public health can effectively anticipate and respond to emerging challenges across the Military Health System. The panelists also discussed the role and importance of public health at the local installation level to support the health of military communities, and how public health researchers are informing the science of the effects of blast overpressure resulting from exposure to blasts in training or combat environments.?The panel concluded with an expression of shared optimism focused on the success of the public health enterprise.?

3 GOOD REASONS TO LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE 1. Gain Valuable Insights from a distinguished Military Medicine Leader: Listening to this episode provides a unique opportunity to hear directly from Army BG Jennifer A. Marrast Host about her extensive experience in Military Medicine. As a high-ranking official and Emergency Medicine physician, Dr. Marrast Host shares her journey from her origins in Grenada to her current leadership role, offering a rare glimpse into the challenges, emotional toll, and decision-making processes within military medical operations. 2. Learn about the Realities of Battlefield Medicine: The episode gives an unfiltered look into the intense and often heart-wrenching experiences of medical professionals on the front lines. BG Marrast Host recounts her time at the 452nd Hospital in Afghanistan, including the treatment of severe trauma cases, providing listeners with an understanding of the realities faced by those who provide medical care in conflict zones. 3. Explore Leadership and Career Advice for Aspiring Military Medical Professionals: For those considering a career in Military Medicine or already embarking on that path, BG Marrast Host imparts wisdom on balancing commitments between civilian and military roles and offers leadership lessons. The episode is particularly valuable for anyone looking to grow professionally within the military healthcare system and aims to understand the traits and skills necessary for success in this field. #WarDocs?#MilitaryMedicine?#ArmyMedicine?#podcast?#leadership?#Medicine#Military?#HealthcareHeroes?#usarmy?#USAR?#reserves #emergencymedicine

What is our greatest advantage over our near peer adversaries? Hence preserving our nation and our way of life? Sergeant Major of the Army Mike Weimer believes it is leadership. In the military, we are inculcated with leadership education and values from day one. We are taught how to lead, and once we prove competent enough to handle the responsibility, we start small (rifle team, or a platoon). As a leadership coach and educator, all too often I see organizations put the cart before the horse. They promote people based upon their ability to do the job at the line level, task them with leading a group, but they never invest in their leadership education and training. It is never too soon, or too late, to begin your leadership journey.

Reduction of U.S. Army Special Operations Forces? Even as the U.S. Army makes plans to cut up to 3,000 special operations soldiers, the demand for such forces is growing around the world, the head of U.S. Special Operations Command told lawmakers a few weeks ago. Faced with a more active China, “I certainly wouldn’t support” shrinking the force, SOCOM’s Fenton told lawmakers. These decisions are mostly short-sighted and usually based off of eliminating costs, not necessarily because of future or current mission requirements. Commanders and leaders in and out of the military are not always familiar with the role special operations performs. Unit commanders don’t often get to command or coordinate special operations units within their span of control. In the last 20-year war, there was a surge of special operations forces capabilities due to the various factors involved. Today, leaders believe new technologies will replace some of the roles that SOF contributed to in the past. In our recent episode (EP-366), we discussed conventional vs special operations and how commanders often misunderstand the importance of internal cohesion and communication. The intriguing discussion probes the diverse cultures within the military and why both are essential to maintain a balanced force. Visit https://mentors4mil.com to select your audio platform and listen to this episode. Please subscribe and leave us a rating. #sof #specialoperations #conventionalmilitary #mentors4mil #mentorsformilitary #podcast ?? Photo by Spc. Nelson Rodriguez 55th Signal Company (Combat Camera)

My Military Health, a new model of care that will transform how the Defense Health Agency interacts with patients, was featured during a panel discussion at the Association of the United States Army‘s annual meeting this month. DHA Director US Army Lt. Gen. Telita Crosland spoke in detail about how My Military Health leverages new technologies and tools to improve access to care and health information, improving processes for patients and providers to deliver high quality care anytime, anywhere, always. #DHAProud | #AUSA | #AUSA2024 | #MilitaryMedicine

Always trying to stay up to date with the latest research around #militaryconnectedstudents and families. This series of podcasts is definitely worth a listen if you work with #ADF families within education settings. #Traumaawareeducation #challengesandopportunities #change #adversechildhoodexperiences #ACEs #positivechildhoodexperiences #PCEs #thirdculturekids #TCKs #ADFaware