Lane Medical Library

Military Medicine

• Armed conflict injuries to the extremities 2011, Springer
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• Bioterrorism sourcebook 2006, AccessMedicine
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  Introduction to terrorism and bioterrorism -- A clinical approach to biological, chemical, and nuclear terrorism -- Clinicians' roles in public health preparedness and emergency response -- Environmental terrorism -- Surveillance systems and bioterrorism -- Vulnerable groups: a summary of relevant concerns -- Psychological effects of the BCN threat -- Toxicology and bioterrorism -- Legal and ethical issues -- A brief history of biological weapons -- Introduction to biological agents -- Smallpox (Variola major) -- Viral hemorrhagic fevers -- Anthrax -- Plague (Yersinia pestis) -- Tularemia (Francisella tularensis) -- Introduction to biotoxins -- Botulinum toxin -- Ricin -- Category B and C and additional agents -- Introduction to chemical weapons -- A brief history of chemical weapons -- Pulmonary agents -- Vesicants or blistering agents -- Nerve and incapacitating agents -- Blood agents -- A brief history of nuclear weapons and the atomic age -- An overview of radiation physics and injury -- Introduction to nucelar and radiation weapons -- Radiologic terrorism.
• Combat Radiology 2010, Springer
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• Gulf War and health. Updated literature review of sarin NAP
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• Iraq War Clinician Guide VA
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• Protecting our forces NAP
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• Protecting those who serve NAP
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• Putting practice guidelines to work in the Department of Defense medical system Rand
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  The challenges of implementing evidence-based practice guidelines in clinical settings have been widely recognized in the health care field. This implementation guide is designed as a "how-to" resource for managers and clinicians in the Military Health System who seek practical techniques to help them integrate evidence-based practice guidelines into the medical care processes at their medical treatment facilities (MTFs). The guide will be of particular use because its content is based on both published research on clinical guideline implementation and more than two years of experience with guideline implementation during the Army Medical Department/RAND Guideline Implementation project. In this project, three regional demonstrations tested methods for implementing three different guidelines, with the participation of eleven Army MTFs. Lessons learned from the project have been incorporated into the information provided in this guide as well as in field note examples highlighted throughout the document.
• Reorganizing the military health system Rand
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• Risk assessment and risk communication strategies in bioterrorism preparedness 2007, Springer
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• Stigma and barriers to care. Conference report. 1st ed. 2011
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  This Forum on Health and National Security, directed to addressing stigma and barriers to care, brought together a diverse group of leaders in order to expand horizons on these issues of important national need in times of war, disaster and terrorism. The individuals represented national leaders, educators, researchers and health care planners across mental health, health care systems, military and disaster care and the specific issues of stigma and barriers to care. The goal was for individuals who did not usually talk with each other or even know of each other's work, to hear new perspectives and create a new vantage point on this difficult topic.
• Veterans and agent orange. Herbicide/Dioxin exposure and acute Myelogenous Leukemia in the children of Vietnam veterans NAP
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