Army Medicine joins forces with civilian hospitals to sustain medical readiness

Newsroom Top Stories Army Medicine joins forces with civilian hospitals to sustain medical readiness A group of 10 Army medical professionals are the first to participate in a new program designed to help them sustain battlefield medicine skills. But the doctors and nurses are training far from combat support hospitals in austere locations, instead they are honing their skills in two of the nation's civilian teaching hospitals. For more information visit: www.health.mil/News

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