UpToDate CME/CE/CPD Instructions
This fact sheet explains how to register for an account with UpToDate to earn and redeem CME/CE/CPD.
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This fact sheet explains how to register for an account with UpToDate to earn and redeem CME/CE/CPD.
This fact sheet explains how to set up an account to earn Clinical Updates CE from ClinicalKey for Nursing.
This fact sheet describes the UpToDate Mobile Complete database of evidence-based recommendations from anywhere – even without a Wi-Fi or network connection.
This fact sheet describes the Joint Trauma System Deployed Medicine App.
This fact sheet describes the Naval Postgraduate Dental School Correspondence Course Program including: courses available, enrollment procedures and how to receive continuing education credit.
This fact sheet describes the STAT!Ref Mobile App and how to set up an account.
This fact sheet provides a brief overview of Relias.
This fact sheet explains the Travax database of preventive and travel health information, and how to set up an account to use it.
Patient Fact Sheet about HIV PrEP
2 sided handout – addresses some concerns that may be commonly encountered by those persons with upper limb amputation during pregnancy and early parenting.
The Rehabilitation Journey After Upper Limb Amputation – Book – 103-page book with 8 sections – 1. Rehabilitation journey 2. Coping with Amputation 3. Pain Management 4. Care of Residual Limb 5. Physical Rehabilitation 6. Functional Rehabilitation 7. The Prosthesis 8. Resources
These policies reflect our commitment to taking care of our people and ensuring that the entire Force remains ready and resilient. These policies ensure Service members are able to access non-covered reproductive health care regardless of where they are stationed.
This policy clarifies when a Service member’s pregnancy status is shared with commanders, standardizes and extends the timeframe for Service members to inform their commanders about a pregnancy, and reinforces that commanders must always exercise objectivity and discretion when handling reproductive health care issues.
This policy provides Service members the ability to request an administrative absence from their normal duty stations in order to access, or accompany a dual-military spouse or dependent to access, non-covered reproductive health care without being charged leave.
This regulation ensures Service members and eligible dependents are eligible for travel and transportation allowances to access non-covered reproductive health care services when timely access to non-covered reproductive health care services is not available within the local area of the member’s permanent duty station, temporary duty location, or the ...
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