… The fast-paced flow of information and … conditions and thus impact the array of surgical
techniques taught in academic orthopedic and neurosurgery postgraduate residency programs as …

… sociodemographic information, clinical information, vision-… in the state of Michigan or in the
United States because it … those who live in an institutional facility, a college dormitory, military …

… literature review to provide an overview of the best available … For example, a recent study
found that telemedicine is acceptable to … status vs an indication of barriers to accessing care? …

… materials allowed in burn pits, but the US military continued to use burn pits until other …
We did not have information on health conditions arising before or during deployment, nor …

… Although telemedicine is generally used to extend referral centers’ catchment to rural
areas, telemedicine may also be used to expand access for patients for whom any travel is …

… In brief, we recommend that antimicrobial stewardship is an … to all levels of MTFs through
telehealth and telementorship, sites … or position of Brooke Army Medical Center, the US Army …

… 4 , 5 the societal-level forces and systems that shape daily life … is to assess if a telemedicine
program based in community … (ADI), 18 health status information, and assessment of food …

… use of WASH resources by US Army active duty servicewomen (… The current state of near-peer
irregular warfare 1 requires … principal investigator provided a brief overview of the study, …

… impairments or painful conditions may be necessary when conducted via telehealth (Table …
limb musculoskeletal conditions may also be similar using telehealth compared with in-…

… telehealth approach to provide rehabilitation care to people with long-term chronic diseases
[2]. Telerehabilitation programs employ communication and information … the current situation…