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Army Medical Dept
- Valuable resources for students, doctors & nurses.
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Army Nurse Corps, (USA) - As a
member of the Army Nurse Corps, you'll be given opportunities to apply
your nursing skills that aren't available in the civilian community.
(Recruitment Information)
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Ditch Medicine : Advanced Field Procedures for
Emergencies - Whether it's a war zone
or a civil disaster area, traumatic injuries often occur in remote,
unsanitary locations. This book teaches advanced field procedures for
small wound repair, care of the infected wound, IV therapy, pain control,
amputations, treatment of burns, airway procedures and more.
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Military Lifestyle
- A comprehensive resource for active & retired military personnel and
their dependents. Military news, chat, discussion boards, relocation
information and an online military auction.
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Military
Data Resource Worldwide - Looking for friends or reunion information?
This site has over 2900 links & contains reunion info too!
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Military
Health Clinical Resources - Wonderful resources available- diseases,
health prevention, clinical trials, vaccinations, gulf war issues, ethics,
health & wellness
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Naval Reserve
Nurse Corps (USA) - Naval Reserve
Nurse Corps officers, like those in the Regular Navy, are graduates of
accredited nursing education programs. They provide quality health care in
diverse clinical settings, management and supervision, and instruction for
other hospital staff in the Naval Reserve. (Recruitment)
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TriService Nursing Research
- The mission of the TriService Nursing
Research Program is to positively influence health outcomes in
peacetime/wartime, and operations other than war. The primary focus is to
expand the body of scientific knowledge upon which military nursing
practice is based.
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