Conserving the Future Force Fighting Strength
Findings from the Army Medical Department Transformation Workshop 2002
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As the Army transforms itself for the future and develops new operational concepts and technologies, the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) is identifying operational medicine issues whose resolution will be critical to its ability to support the Army of the future. The purpose of this research was to develop a method to assess these issues and further investigate a subset of them.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction and Background
Chapter Two
AMEDD Transformation Workshop Design
Chapter Three
Workshop Results
Chapter Four
Observations and Conclusions
Appendix A
Restated AMEDD Transformation Issues
Appendix B
Team Members, ATW I-III
Appendix C
Medical Technologies Employed in ATW I-III
Appendix D
Casualty Determination Process
Appendix E
Casualty Tracking Worksheet
Appendix F
Step Three Worksheet
Appendix G
Treatment Briefs
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