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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF REVIEWERSAMSUS takes this opportunity to express its sincere gratitude to the following members who served as volunteer abstract reviewers for the 2015 AMSUS Continuing Education Meeting. Their expertise and professionalism provided valuable perspective and input.

Col Joseph Agosinelli, USAF, MC (Ret) DPM

Lt Col Mauricia Alo, USAFR, NC MSN, RN, NE-BC, ANP, BC, NP-C

Christina Armstrong, PhD

LCDR Christian Ertl, MC, USNR MD, FACS

Susan J. Garbutt, NP, RN, CIC, CNE

LT Matthew J. Gunter, USPHS BHS BSN RN CPHM

COL Wayne Hachey, MC, USA DO, MPH

RADM Joan Hunter, USPHS MSW, BSN, RN

Maureen Mintzlaff, PhD

Vladimir Nacev, PhD, ABPP

Lolita O’Donnell, PhD, RN

Uruaku Obasi, MSN/MPH, BSN, RN

LCDR Babatunde Oloyede, USPHS PhD, MSHS, MLS(ASCP)CM, MACE

CAPT Elizabeth Osborne, USPHS RN, BSN

CDR Vicky Ottmers, USPHS DDS

Col Mona Pearl, USAF, MC (Ret) PhD, RN, CNS, CCRN

Maj David Reynolds, USAF, MC PhD

Raymond Ryan, OD, MSE

Capt Marlon Saria, USAFR, NC MSN, RN, AOC, FAAN

CAPT Zsolt Stockinger, MC, USN MD, FACS

CAPT David Tarantino, MC, USN (Ret) MD, MPH

CAPT Lynn Van Pelt, USPHS DMD

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CATEGORY II CREDIT (AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVES)Professional Education Services Group is authorized to award TBD hours of pre–approved ACHE Qualified Education credit (non–ACHE) for this program toward advancement, or recertification in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Participants in this program wishing to have the continuing education hours applied toward ACHE Qualified Education credit should indicate their attendance when submitting application to the American College of Healthcare Executives for advancement or recertification.

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The 2015 AMSUS Continuing Education Meeting has been planned in accordance with each continuing education accrediting organizations’ policies, essential areas and criteria through the partnership with Professional Education Services Group, an accredited provider of continuing education, and AMSUS.

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1:00pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 4.00

WARfighters Receiving Innovative Orthopedic Rehabilitation (WARRIOR) Symposium

Presenter(s): Lt Gen (Dr) Douglas J. Robb, Director Defense Health Agency; LTC Owen Hill, PhD; Steven Stanhope, PhD; Col (Ret); Paul Pasquina, MD; James Campbell, PhD, CO; Jason Highsmith, PhD, PT, CPO; Dennis Clark CPO; Al Dobson, PhD

5:30pm–7:30pm Room 213 CE: 2.00

Lessons Learned From a Decade of War—Collaborative Solutions for the Senses

Presenter(s): Lt Gen (Ret) C. Bruce Green, MD, MPH; Lt Col Mark Packer, MD; Devin McCaslin, PhD

CLINICAL HEALTH MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER

8:00am–12:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00

Battlefield Acupuncture Session I (advance registration required)

Presenter: Lewis Hofmann, MD, FAAFP

1:00pm–5:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00

Battlefield Acupuncture Session II (advance registration required)


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11:00am–12:30pm Ballroom C CE: 1.00

Become a Healthcare Journal Author or Reviewer: A Panel Symposium

Presenter(s): William H.J. Haffner, MD, Editor; Melvin Lessing, Assistant Editor; Tonya Lira, Journal Administrator; Laura Talbot, RN, PhD, EdD, Board member; Anthony Gelish, MA, Board member

1:00pm–2:00pm Ballroom C CE: 1.00

General Session 1: Partnering for Mission Success

Presenter: ADM William McRaven, USN (Ret), Chancellor, The University of Texas System

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Cross Cultural Medicine in the USPHS: Caring for American Indian/Alaskan Native Patients in the Indian Health Service

Presenter: RADM Dawn Wyllie, USPHS, MD, MPH

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Joint Pain Education Project (JPEP): A DoD/VA Collaborative Pain Care Transformation Initiative

Presenter(s): Steve Hanling MC USN; Christopher Spevak, MD, MPH, JD; CDR

4:30pm–6:30pm Exhibit Hall CE: 2.00

Poster Session/Welcome Reception

CLINICAL HEALTH TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER

8:00am–9:00am Ballroom C

Opening Ceremonies

Presenter: VADM Michael L. Cowan, MC, USN (Ret), AMSUS Executive Director


Plenary 1 USPHS

Presenter: US Surgeon General VADM Vivek Murthy, USPHS, MD, MBA (invited)

10:00am–1:00pm Exhibit Hall

Lunch available for purchase on exhibit floor (12:00pm–1:00pm)


2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Compound Transdermal Pain Products: Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Experience

Presenter: Christopher Spevak, MD, MPH, JD; Robert E. Brutcher, MS, USA, PharmD, PhD

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Rehabilitation of the Severely Injured

Presenter: Mary Himmler, MD

4:45pm–5:45pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

The STAMPEDE Studies: Evaluation of Post-Deployment Respiratory Symptom

Presenter: Pedro F. Lucero, MD

CLINICAL HEALTH THURSDAY 3 DECEMBER


Reveille Session: (Pending title) US Deputy Surgeon General RADM Sylvia Trent-Adams, USPHS


Plenary 2 (Pending title): Addressing The New Normal; VA/DoD/Community Collaborative Approach

Presenter: David J. Shulkin, MD Under Secretary of Health (invited)

CLINICAL HEALTH WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER

7:00am–7:45am Ballroom C CE: TBD

Reveille Session: UK Perspectives on Ebola Response

Presenter: Brigadier Timothy J. Hodgetts, CBE Medical Director, UK Defence Medical Services


Plenary 3: Our Future, Integrated Military Health System

Presenter: Dr. Jonathan Woodson, MD Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Affairs


Surgeons General Update

Presenter(s): VADM Matthew L. Nathan (invited) LTG Patricia D. Horoho (invited) Lt Gen Mark A. Ediger (invited)



1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

VA Pain Care Transformation: Implementation of the Six Essential Elements of Good Pain Care

Presenter(s): Stephen Hunt, MD MPH; Lucile Burgo-Black, MD, ABIHM; Ilene Robeck, MD; Stephen Eraker, MD, MPH, FACP

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1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Improving Outcomes for Injured Lower Extremities Using an Integrated Orthosis and Rehabilitation Initiative

Presenter: Daniel Stinner, MD

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Eye and Vision Care Following Blast Exposure and/or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI); A Clinical Recommendation

Presenter: Felix M Barker, II, OD, MS

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Optimizing the Use of Limb Tourniquets in Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Presenter: Stacy Shackelford, MD, FACS

CLINICAL HEALTH FRIDAY 4 DECEMBER


Reveille Session: The New Normal: Sustainment and Advancement of Care for Warfighters with Extremity Trauma

Moderated by: Fred Cecere, MD


General Session 2: VA Care and the New Normal in Military City, USA: Innovative Collaborations with DoD and Community

Presenter: Dr. Julianne Flynn, Acting Director, STVHCS

10:00am–12:00pm Ballroom C

Ready Medical Force…Medically Ready Force

Presenter(s): Lt Gen (Dr) Douglas J. Robb, Director, Defense Health Agency; MG Nadja Y. West, MD, Joint Staff Surgeon;

12:00pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

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Plenary 4: Academic/VA/Military Synergy: Teaming to Make Lives Better

Presented by: Dr. William L. Henrich, President and Professor of Medicine, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio (UTHSCSA)


General Session 3: The Journey of an Injury

Moderator: Maj Gen (Ret) Byron Hepburn Director Military Health Institute, UTHSCSA

Discussion Panel: Lt Col (Dr) Mike Davis, Deputy Commander ISR; Dr Carlos Jaramillo; Audey Murphy VA; Dr John Fergason, Center for the Intrepid; SSG Christian Bagge


AMSUS Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation & Summary Remarks

Recipient: Basil Pruitt, Jr, MD, FACS

Moderator: Dr. Jonathan Woodson, MD Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Affairs

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11:30pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Efficacy of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with Simultaneous Irrigation in Treating Infected Wounds

Presenter: Sandra Berriman, PhD

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Analysis of Practice Patterns in Emergency Department Admissions and Hospital Re-Admissions to Drive Improved Performance

Presenter(s): Keith L. Salzman, MD, MPH; Mark Janczewski, MD, MPH

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217C CE: 1.00

Military Health System Transparency—With Providers, Patients and the Public

Presenter: Michael Dinneen Director, OASD (HA)

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10:00am–11:00am Exhibit Hall Wound Care Focus Section

11:00am–12:00pm Exhibit Hall Wound Care Focus Section




WOUND CARE TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER

8:00am–9:00am Ballroom

Opening Ceremonies

Presenter: VADM Michael L. Cowan, MC, USN (Ret) AMSUS Executive Director


Plenary 1: USPHS

Presenter: US Surgeon General VADM Vivek Murthy MD, MBA (invited)

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WOUND CARE WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER







12:00pm–1:00pm Exhibit Hall Wound Care Focus Section Lunch available for purchase on exhibit floor




2:15pm–4:30pm Room 217C CE: 2.25

Biofilm and Cutting Edge Practices in Biosurgery

Presenter: Linda Cowan, PhD, ARNP, CWS; Randall Wolcott, MD, CWS; Gregory Schultz, PhD

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10:00am–11:00am Exhibit Hall Wound Care Focus Section

11:00am–12:00pm Exhibit Hall Wound Care Focus Section Lunch Available for purchase on Exhibit Floor

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GLOBAL HEALTH MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER

8:00am–12:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



1:00pm–5:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00

Battlefield Acupuncture session II (advance registration required)


1:00pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 4.00



GLOBAL HEALTH TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER


Opening Ceremonies



Plenary 1: USPHS







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2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Global Health Engagement—Service Case Studies and Best Practices

Moderated by: David Tarantino, MD, MPH Senior Physician, Medical Planning and Preparedness, International Medical Corps

Navy – Comfort Hospital Ship Mission Overview – CAPT Christine Sears, MC, USN, CO USNS COMFORT

Army – COL Jim Czarnick, Command Surgeon US Army Africa

Air Force – PACANGEL Overview: Lt Col Wes Palmer PACAF IHS Leadmathe

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Global Health Engagement; Best Practices

Part I – Maximize Global Health Engagement Bang for Buck

Presenter: CDR James Palma, MC, USN

Part II – Leveraging US Military Trauma Expertise for Global Health Engagement

Presenter: Kyle Remick, MD, FACS

Part III – Applying a DOTMLPF Scorecard to a Blood Safety Program Global Health Engagement

Presenter: LCDR Frederick Matheu, USN, MSC, MS, MT (ASCP) SBB



GLOBAL HEALTH WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER


Reveille Session: UK Perspectives on Ebola











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1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Ebola Epidemic Response – Leadership Perspectives

Moderated by: David Tarantino, MD, MPH, Senior Physician, Medical Planning and Preparedness, International Medical Corps

Part I – USA/CDC Perspective

Part II – International Medical Corps Ebola Response Perspective

Presenter: David Tarantino, MD, MPH, Senior Physician, Medical Planning and Preparedness, International Medical Corps

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217A CE: 1.50

Ebola Epidemic Response; International Perspectives

Part I – British Army Ebola Treatment Unit Experience in Sierra Leone

Presenter: Mark Bailey, MD, FRCP, FFTM, DTM&H, RAMC

Part II – Ebola Virus Disease–Operational Consequences of Ebola Risk Acceptance Variations by Troop Contributing Nations

Presenter: Zoltan Vekerdi, MD

Part III – Ebola Response in West Africa – German Military Medical Service Perspective

Presenter: Thomas Harbaum, MD, MSc

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Ebola Epidemic; US Perspectives

Part I – DoD Ebola Treatment Training Team in Liberia

Presenter: Patrick Hickey, MD

Part II – The United States Public Health Service: Utilizing the Nursing Process in an Ebola Hot Zone

Presenter: Mary Emanuele, RN

Part III – Establishing Enhanced Precautions Biocontainment Unit Capability at Walter Reed Bethesda to Support DoD’s Ebola Response

Presenter: Timothy Burgess, MD, MPH

4:45pm–5:45pm Room 217A CE: 1.25

One Health Considerations in Global Health Engagement

Part I – Multi-Disciplinary Public Health Risk Assessment in Ethiopia

Presenter: Maj Matthew Levine

Part II – TBD

Presenter: Maj Jeremiah Nelson

Part III – Pneumonic Plague—A Challenge for the Military

Presenter: Julia Riehm, DVM

GLOBAL HEALTH THURSDAY 3 DECEMBER






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12:00pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Rom 217A CE: 1.00

Global Health Engagement: Leadership Perspectives

Part I – Advances in DoD Global Health Engagement

Presenter: David Smith, DASD FHP&R

Part II – Public Health Service Perspectives

Presenter: US Surgeon General VADM Vivek Murthy USPHS, MD, MBA (invited)

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Global Health Engagement: International Leadership Perspectives

Presenter(s): LTG Tempel, Surgeon General, German Defence Force; BG H.C. MacKay Surgeon General, Canadian Armed Forces

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217A CE: 1.25

Global Health Engagement: Combatant Command Surgeon Perspectives

Moderated by: David Tarantino, MD, MPH, Senior Physician, Medical Planning and Preparedness, International Medical Corps

–SOUTHCOM Surgeon – Col Rudolph Cachuela, USAF, MC –AFRICOM Surgeon – Col George Appenzeller, USAF, MC –EUCOM Surgeon – Col John Mitchell, USAF, MC –NORTHCOM Surgeon – Col John Degoes, USAF, MC –PACOM Deputy Surgeon – COL Alan Ueoka, MSC, USA –CENTCOM Surgeon – Invited

GLOBAL HEALTH FRIDAY 4 DECEMBER



Moderated by: Fred Cecere, MD





2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Disaster Preparedness and Response

Part I – Disaster Management in Developing Countries: Senegal Perspective

Presenter: Maj Doudou Fall, MD

Part II – Ocular Injuries in Mass Casualty Events

Presenter: Robert Mazzoli, MD FACS

Part III – Domestic International Health Regulation Maintenance; U.S. National Focal Point Perspective

Presenter: LT Cody Thornton, USPHS, MPH/MBA

3:30pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 1.25

Monitoring and Evaluation in Global Health Engagement

Part I – How do Global Health Engagement Programs Improve Security

Presenter: Stephen Waller, MD

Part II – Range of Assessment Capabilities to Measure the Impact of Global Health Engagements

Presenter: Glendon Diehl, PhD

Part III – The IMPACT Study: Demonstrating Health Engagement Effectiveness and Informing Process Improvement

Presenter: Geoff Oravec, MD, MPH, MALD

Part IV – Medical Operational Assessment Concept for Global Health Engagements

Presenter: Damita Zweiback, PhD

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12:00pm–1:00pm Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Global Health Engagement Education and Training

Part I – National Defense University Perspective; Leadership, Competencies, and Collaboration

Presenter: COL Roberto Nang Joint Medical Chair for Global Health NDU

Part II – Center for Disaster and Humanitarian Assistance Medicine Education and Training Programs

Presenter: Col (Ret) Charles Beadling, MD

Part III – Defense Institute for Medical Operations Program Overview

Presenter: Col Rachelle Paul-Kagiri Director DIMO

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PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER

8:00am–12:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



1:00pm–5:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



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1:00pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 4.00



5:30pm–7:30pm Room 213 CE: 2.00

Lessons Learned from a Decade of War—Collaborative Solutions for the Senses

Presenter(s): Lt Gen (Ret) C. Bruce Green, MD, MPH; Lt Col Mark Packer, MD, Devin McCaslin, PhD

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PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER


Opening Ceremonies

Presenter: VADM Michael L. Cowan, MC, USN (Ret), AMSUS Executive Director


Plenary 1: USPHS









Presenter: ADM William McRaven, USN (Ret) Chancellor, The University of Texas System

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

Military Medical Research Advancement: Creating the Roadmap for Psychological Health Treatment

Presenter: RADM Bruce Doll, DDS, PhD, MBA

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

Chronic Opioid Therapy Patients in the Military Health System: Maximize Global Health Engagement Bang for Buck

Presenter: David Arday, MD, MPH, FACPM



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2:15pm–3:15pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

Wellness of Healthcare Providers—Successful Recovery from Vicarious Trauma Post-deployment

Presenter: Vladimir Nacev, PhD, ABPP

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

Support Groups for Combat Medical Personnel: What Works and What Doesn’t

Presenter(s): Guy Lamunyon, MSN, RN Jonas Jacoba, MSNed

4:45pm–5:45pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

Group Delivered Exposure, Cognitive, and Skills Therapies in Female OEF/OIF Veterans: Data and Details

Presenter: Diane Theresa Castillo, PhD

PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH THURSDAY 3 DECEMBER






PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER












1:00pm–2:00pm Room 207 CE: 1.00

It’s All About the Blast: Psychological Health Consequences of Combat Blast Exposure

Presenter: Alan Peterson, PhD

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Moderator: Fred Cecere, MD













Presenter(s): Lt Gen (Dr) Douglas J. Robb, Director, Defense Health Agency; MG Nadja Y. West, MD, Joint Staff Surgeon;n;

12:00pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Utilization of VA, Military, and Community–Based Care Among Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans with PTSD

Presenter: Erin Finley, PhD, MPH

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Facebook Use by Service Members During Deployment to Afghanistan: Associations with Perceived Social Support

Presenter: Nancy Skopp, PhD

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 217A CE: 1.00

Military Spouse Health and Wellbeing: Stress, Resilience, Coping and Their Desire to be Healthier

Presenter(s): Roxana Enid Delgado, PhD, MS; Pamela Elfenbaum, PhD, MPH; Kimberly McConnell, EdD

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Moderator: Dr. Jonathan Woodson, MD, Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Affairs

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1:00pm–2:00pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

Real Warriors Campaign: The Role of Health Literacy in Supporting a Culture of Psychological Health

Presenter: Lauren Wilson, MA; Demietrice Pittman, PhD; Evette Pinder, PhD, MPH

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1:00pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 4.00



5:30pm–7:00pm Room 213 CE: 2.00

Lessons Learned From a Decade of War—Collaborative Solutions for the Senses


OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER

8:00am–12:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



1:00pm–5:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



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OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER


Opening Ceremonies



Plenary 1: USPHS









Presenter: William McRaven, Chancellor The University of Texas System

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2:15pm–3:15pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Occupational Health Nursing in a USPHS Deployed Environment: A Critical Role

Presenter: Cynthia Rubio, PhD, RN

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Better Humanitarian Operatons—Do Checklists Have a Role?

Presenter: Stephen G Waller, MD



OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER













1:00pm–2:00pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Integrating Physical Therapy Services in the Patient Centered Medical Home

Presenter(s): Jon Umlauf, DPT, CSCS; Matthew Garber, PT, DSc, OCS, FAAOMPT; Paula Paradis, PT, MS, DPT, MBA, MHA

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

VA, MHS & Academia Collaboration—A Graduate Degree Program in Veteran and Military Health Care

Presenter(s): Mona Pearl, PhD, RN, CNS, CCRN; Dana Lusk, DNP(c), RN, CRRN, CHPN, HTPA

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Training the Forward Deployed Surgeon: Is ACS Fellowship the Answer?

Presenter: Maj William Scott, Jr, DO

4:45pm–5:45pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

The Epidemiology of Hearing Injuries, Noise Exposure and Hearing Loss in the Military

Presenter(s): Natasha Gorrell, MSPH; David Gimeno, PhD

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12:00pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Vietnam’s Military Laboratories Strengthen Quality Management Towards ISO15189—SLMTA Pilot in the Military

Presenter: Anh Le Ngoc, MD, PhD

2:15pm–3:15pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Medical and Health Sciences Education for Staff Officers at the Bundeswehr Command and Staff College

Presenter: COL Juergen Meyer, MD, MSc

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 206 CE: 1.00

Opportunity Revolution: Technology Enbabled Change Management Using High Performance Project Management (HPPM)

Presenter(s): Hassan Tetteh, MD, MPA, MBA, FACS, FACHE; Brian McCormack, PMP, MBB


OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS FRIDAY 4 DECEMBER
















2:15pm–3:15pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

A CIV–MIL National Model for Healthcare Disaster Preparedness and Response

Presenter: David Marcozzi, MD, MHS–CL, FACEP

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MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER

8:00am–12:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



1:00pm–5:00pm Room 212 CE: 4.00



1:00pm–5:00pm Room 217A CE: 4.00

WARfighters Receiving Innovative Orthopedic Rehabilita-tion (WARRIOR) Symposium


5:30pm–7:30pm Room 213 CE: 2.00

Lessons Learned from a Decade of War—Collaborative Solutions for the Senses


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MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER












1:00pm–2:00pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

High Reliability Organization: Our MHS Journey

Presenter(s): COL Felicia Pehrson, MC, USA; Dr Paul, Cordts, MD; and other Senior HRO Service Reps

MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER


Opening Ceremonies



Plenary 1: USPHS









Presenter: William McRaven, Chancellor The University of Texas System

MHS


2:15pm–3:15pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

Enterprise Business Support: Tools for Change

Presenter: Mr. Darrell Landreax, Acting Director of DHA Business Support Directorate

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 214 CE: TBD

Enhanced Multi–Service Markets: Integrated Healthcare…Readiness Focus Tricare…Today–Tomorrow–Future

Presenter(s): BG Pat Sargent; Ms Patricia Lewis, SES Director, DHA Tricare Operations

4:45pm–5:45pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

TRICARE: 2017 and Beyond!

Presenter(s): MG Richard Thomas, Director Healthcare Operations, Defense Health Agency; Ms. Mary Kaye Justis, SES, Director TRICARE Health Plan

MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM THURSDAY 3 DECEMBER












12:00pm–1:00pm

Lunch Break

1:00pm–2:00pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

Part I – HIT Enterprise Transformation: EHR Rollout…It’s Happening Now!

Presenter: Mr. David Bowen, SES, Director, DHA Health Information Technology Directorate

Part II - Defense Healthcare Management SystemsPresenter: Mr. Chris Miller, SES, PEO DHMS

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2:15pm–3:15pm Room 214 CE: 1.00

EHR Functional Champion Panel: Making the EHR Work for You!

Presenter(s): CAPT Mike Meir, MD, Acting Functional Champion; Maj Gen Roosevelt Allen, DDS; COL (P) Ron Place, MD; Mr. Chris Miller, SES, PEO, DHMS; Mr. Dave Bowen, SES, Director, DHA Health Information Technology Directorate

3:30pm–4:30pm Room 214 CE: TBD

Functional Champion Panel Discussion

Presenter(s): Brig Gen Robert Miller, MD Director, DHA Education & Training Directorate

Navy – CAPT Wicks

Army – MG Steve Jones, MEDCOM AMEDDCS

Air Force – BG James Burks, Director, Manpower, Personnel and Resourcese

USUHS Representative

MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM FRIDAY 4 DECEMBER




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NOTE: Session titles, names credentials, and affiliations are printed as submitted and confirmed.

MONDAY 30 NOV TUESDAY 1 DEC

TIME 8:00am 9:00am

1:00pm 4:00pm

5:30 pm 7:30 pm

8:00am 9:00am

9:00am 10:00am

10:00am 11:00am

11:00am 12:30pm

12:00pm 1:00pm

Preliminary Session

Room 212 Battlefield Acupuncture Session I

Room 212 Battlefield Acupuncture Session II Room 217A WARfighters Receiving Innovative Orthopedic Rehabilitation (WARRIOR) Symposium

Lessons Learned From a Decade of War— Collaborative Solutions for the Senses

Opening Ceremonies

Plenary 1 USPHS US Surgeon General

Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hall Become a Healthcare Journal Author or Reviewer

Exhibit Hall Lunch available for purchase on exhibit floor

TIME 1:00pm - 2:00pm 2:15pm - 3:15pm 3:30pm - 4:30pm 4:30pm - 6:30pm

Clinical Health Room 217C

General Session 1 Partnering for Mission Success

Cross Cultural Medicine in the USPHS: Caring for American Indian/Alaskan Native Patients in the Indian Health Service

Joint Pain Education Project (JPEP): A DoD/VA Collaborative Pain Care Transformation Initiative

Poster Session Welcome Reception

Exhibit Hall


Global Health Room 217A


Global Health Global Health Engagement Service Case Studies and Best Practices

Global Health Engagement; Best Practices

Part I - Maximize Global Health Engagement Bang for Buck

Part II - Leveraging US Mil-itary Trauma Expertise for Global Health Engagement

Part III - Applying a DOTM-LPF Scorecard to a Blood Safety Program Global Health Engagement


Exhibit Hall


Operations Logistics

Room 206


Occupational Health Nursing in a USPHS Deployed Environment: A Critical Role

Better Humanitarian Operations Do Checklists Have a Role?


Exhibit Hall


Psychological Health Room 207


Military Medical Research Advancement: Creating the Roadmap for Psychological Health Treatment

Chronic Opioid Therapy Patients in the Military Health System


Exhibit Hall


Room 205


Wound Care (2:15-4:30) Biofilm and Cutting Edge Practices in Biosurgery

Cont. Wound Care (2:15-4:30) Biofilm and Cutting Edge Practices in Biosurgery


Exhibit Hall

Wound Care (Tues.) MHS

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