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Emergency, Labor and Delivery teams’ readiness ensures safe care for mother and newborn
Hearing a driver shout, “Help, my wife is having a baby!” was not how Patrizia Brown, a certified nursing assistant in the Women’s Health Clinic at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, expected to start her morning Oct. 7. But at about 7 a.m., as Brown was leaving the parking garage, she heard the call for help and a car hon and sprang into action, running toward the vehicle and directing the driver to the emergency department entrance.
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Deployment Health Assessments prior to January 2011 may be found in past issues of the Medical Surveillance Monthly Report.
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AFHSD's Global Emerging Infections Surveillance section promotes national and international preparedness for emerging infections while maintaining its focus on protecting the health of all DOW healthcare beneficiaries.
AFHSD's Global Emerging Infections Surveillance section promotes national and international preparedness for emerging infections while maintaining its focus on protecting the health of all DOW healthcare beneficiaries. For a current report, email dha.ncr.health-surv.mbx.promis@health.mil.
These annual reports provide information on cases of vector-borne illnesses during the last 10 years, including detail by service for active component, reserve and guard, and other beneficiaries.
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