Military Health Policy Research Projects

The Center for Military Health Policy Research categorizes its research projects in four areas. Learn more about the center's current and completed research by clicking on any of the headline links.

This area of research includes these and many other projects:

• Deployment Life Study
• Innovative Practices in Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury
• Invisible Wounds of War: Estimating the Psychological Toll of Deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan
• Understanding Gulf War Illnesses

This area of research includes these and many other projects:

• Systematic Treatment Engagement for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Using Primary Care (STEP-UP)
• Health Care for Dual-Eligible TRICARE Beneficiaries
• New Capabilities for Assessing Injuries Caused by Under-Body Blast
• Reviewing DoD Suicide Prevention Programs

This area of research includes these and many other projects:

• Increasing the Supply of Military Nurses
• Assessing PROFIS (the Army Medical Department's Professional Filler System) and Potential Alternatives
• Measuring Workload Performance at Military Treatment Facilities
• Maintaining Military Medical Skills During Peacetime

This area of research includes these and many other projects:

• Biosurveillance for Influenza and Other Strategic Health Threats
• A Risk-Informed Capabilities-Based Planning Tool to Support Local Civilian and Military Disaster Preparedness
• Assessing Infectious Disease Intelligence
• Preparing for Terrorist Attacks in the United States