Mental health problems pose challenges for military veterans, returning service members,
and military family members including spouses and children. Challenges to meeting mental …

Recent advances in the evidence base for mobile applications to improve behavioral health
have undergirded their increasing use by patients and clinicians. This article will discuss the …

Mobile health (mHealth) refers to the use of mobile technology (eg, smartphones) and
software (ie, applications) to facilitate or enhance health care. Several mHealth programs act …

Rapid advances in health technologies require clinicians to have a general working
knowledge of consumer technologies, specifically mobile health apps, and to understand …

This article highlights the deployment of telemedicine by the US Army through the various
echelons of care and in overseas locations, including range and scope of health services …

Abstract Background: The US Army Medical Department conducted a pilot mobile health
project to determine the requirements for coordination of care for “Wounded Warriors” using …

Mobile health (mHealth)—that is, use of mobile devices, such as mobile phones, monitoring
devices, personal digital assistants, and other wireless devices, in medical care—is a …

This paper discusses the innovation process of the Battlefield Medical Information System–
Tactical (BMIST), a point-of-care mobile computing solution for reducing medical errors and …

The National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, integrated telemental health care
into its primary behavioral health-care outreach service in 1998. To date, there have been …

Abstract The Department of Defense has recently devoted significant resources to
telemedicine projects. This effort has arisen due to dramatic, parallel developments in …