Strategies to protect the health of deployed U.S. forces medical surveillance, record keeping, and risk reduction
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Washington, DC :
National Academy Press
c1999.
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Edición: | 1st ed |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Strategies to Protect the Health of Deployed U.S. Forces
- Copyright
- REVIEWERS
- Preface
- Acronyms
- Contents
- Executive Summary
- MEDICALLY UNEXPLAINED SYMPTOMS
- Recommendations
- MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE
- Recommendation
- Recommendations (Additional Recommendations are in Chapter 4)
- Recommendations
- POSTDEPLOYMENT REINTEGRATION
- Recommendations
- MEDICAL RECORD KEEPING
- Recommendations (Additional Recommendations are in Chapter 5)
- Recommendations
- Recommendation
- RISK COMMUNICATION
- Recommendation
- RESERVES
- Recommendation
- CONCLUSIONS
- 1 Introduction
- EMPHASIS AND IMPLICIT ASSUMPTIONS
- RELATED EFFORTS
- STUDY PROCESS AND INFORMATION SOURCES
- THE FUTURE MILITARY
- 2 Risks to Deployed Forces
- INFECTIOUS DISEASES
- NON-BATTLE INJURIES
- Heat and Cold Injuries
- PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS
- TOXIC INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
- CHEMICAL WEAPONS
- BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS
- PROTECTIVE MEDICATIONS
- INTERACTIONS
- 3 Medically Unexplained Symptoms
- EPIDEMIOLOGY
- PREDISPOSING FACTORS
- Physiological Differences and Susceptibilities
- Early Life Adversity
- Chronic Medical Illness
- PRECIPITATING FACTORS
- PERPETUATING FACTORS
- PROGNOSTIC INDICATORS
- 4 Medical Surveillance
- DOD POLICIES ON MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE
- Force Health Protection
- DoD Joint Directive
- DoD Joint Instruction
- DoD Joint Memorandum on Deployment Health Surveillance and Readiness
- Joint Publication 4-02 Doctrine for Joint Health Service Support
- National Science and Technology Council, Presidential Review Directive 5
- CURRENT SERVICE PRACTICES AND PLANS
- Garrison
- Recruit Assessment Program
- Periodic Health Assessments
- Periodic Blood Draw
- Surveillance for Drug-and Vaccine-Associated Adverse Events
- Laboratory-Based Surveillance
- Defense Medical Surveillance System.
- Global Surveillance for Infectious Disease Threats to Military Operations - Role of Overseas Medical Laboratories
- Deployment
- Pre-and Postdeployment Questionnaires
- Capture of Ambulatory Care and Inpatient Data During Deployments
- Theater Medical Information Program
- Identifying Deployed Populations
- Deployment Exposure Data
- Postdeployment Medical Surveillance
- Immediate Postdeployment Surveillance
- Routine Postdeployment Surveillance
- Deployment-Related Registries
- Long-Term Surveillance
- Reproductive Outcomes
- Confidentiality of Health Information
- FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 5 Medical Record Keeping
- INFORMATION NEEDS OF THE MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM
- Individual Care
- Preventive Care
- Medical Surveillance
- Databases for Epidemiologic Studies
- Longitudinal Record Keeping
- MAJOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS ACTIVITIES
- Composite Health Care System
- Government Computer-Based Patient Record Project
- Health Assessment Instruments
- Preventive Health Care Application
- Pre-and Postdeployment Questionnaires
- Recruit Assessment Program
- Deployment Medical Surveillance System
- Personal Information Carrier
- INFORMATION SYSTEMS ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
- CONFIDENTIALITY OF HEALTH INFORMATION
- SUMMARY
- FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 6 Prevention Measures for Deployed Forces
- RISK COMMUNICATION
- PREVENTIVE MEASURES BEFORE DEPLOYMENT
- Preventive Measures on Entrance into the Service
- Risk Communication
- Accession Standards
- Retention Standards
- Recruit Assessment Plan
- Preventive Measures During Training and Routine Garrison Life
- Doctrine
- Training
- Vaccines
- Policy
- Vaccine Acquisition and Supply
- Identification of Biological Warfare Threats
- Vaccine Coverage
- Immunization Record Keeping
- Anthrax Vaccine
- Preventive Measures Immediately Before Deployment.
- PREVENTIVE MEASURES DURING DEPLOYMENT
- Risk Communication
- Combat Stress Reactions and Control
- Use of Investigational New Drugs by the Armed Forces
- PREVENTIVE MEASURES AFTER DEPLOYMENT
- Risk Communication
- Reintegration
- Medical Management and Symptomatic Treatment of Medically Unexplained Symptoms
- FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 7 Postdeployment Reintegration
- INTRODUCTION
- Family-and Work-Related Problems of Deployment
- Effects of Downsizing and Increased Operational Tempo
- MILITARY REUNION AND REINTEGRATION LITERATURE REVIEW
- Information Gathering
- Family Factors
- Reunion Period
- Return Phase
- Readjustment Phase
- Reintegration Phase
- Return of the Wounded or Ill
- Role of Family in Readjustment
- Family Roles in Readjustment in Non-Military Settings
- Prevention of War-Related Stress for Family Members
- PROGRAMS TO ASSIST FAMILIES AND SERVICE MEMBERS WITH REINTEGRATION
- Navy Support Services
- Army Support Services
- Air Force Support Services
- Programs to Help Support National Guard and Reserves
- VA Support Programs
- FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 8 Protecting the Health of the Reserve Component
- DEMOGRAPHICS AND HEALTH ISSUES
- Categories of Reserve Forces
- Demographics
- Deployments of Reserve Forces
- Health Problems in Reserves
- UNIQUE CIRCUMSTANCES
- IMPLEMENTATION OF REPORT RECOMMENDATIONS
- Medical Surveillance
- Medical Record Keeping
- Preventive Measures
- Reintegration
- FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- References
- APPENDIX A Population and Need-Based Prevention of Unexplained Physical Symptoms in the Community
- SYNOPSIS
- UNDERSTANDING MEDICALLY UNEXPLAINED PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS
- EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SYMPTOMS AND SYMPTOM-BASED DISORDERS
- Prevalence in the Community and Primary Care
- Natural History of MUPS.
- Prognostic Factors: Prediction of Outcomes and Assessment of Future Needs
- PREVENTION OF SYMPTOMS AND SYMPTOM-BASED DISORDERS
- Advantages of Population-Based Intervention
- Advantages of Need-Based Intervention
- Population-Based Care: Matching Resources to Needs
- Implementing and Improving Population-Based Care
- Information Systems
- Practice Design
- Patient Education and Clinical Risk Communication
- Stepped-Care Approach to Population MUPS Management
- Step One: Preevent Primary Prevention
- Step Two: Postevent Primary Prevention
- Step Three: Routine Primary Care
- Routine Primary Care Physician Management
- Teaching MUPS Management to Primary Care Physicians
- Step Four: Collaborative Interventions in Primary Care
- Step Five: Specialized Intensive Multimodal Care
- Components of Specialized Services
- Obstacles to Specialized Services
- CONCLUSIONS
- REFERENCES
- APPENDIX B Statement of Task
- APPENDIX C Roster and Biographies of Study Team
- PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS
- ADVISORS
- BIOGRAPHIES
- Principal Investigators
- Advisors
- APPENDIX D Principal Investigators' and Advisors' Meeting Dates and Locations
- APPENDIX E Workshop Agendas
- Appendix F Commissioned Papers
- APPENDIX G Acknowledgments
- APPENDIX H Department of Defense Directive 6490.2: Joint Medical Surveillance
- APPENDIX I Department of Defense Instruction 6490.3 Implementation and Application of Joint Medical Surveillance for…
- APPENDIX J Joint Chiefs of Staff Memorandum on Deployment Health Surveillance and Readiness, December 1998.