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A quick reference guide for MHS providers on when to provide Naloxone
Frequently Asked Questions about the OEND Program
An OEND Train the Trainer Handbook
A training deck featuring a guide for prescribing Naloxone
A presentation on the OEND Train-the-Trainer model
This flyer promotes awareness of the key symptoms of concussion/mild TBI.
10 Things Healthcare Providers Need to Know about the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)
This guide from the Connected Health Branch provides a brief overview to service members and military families on the digital health tools available to support them.
This chart from the Connected Health Branch gives health care providers an easy reference to identify digital health tools to support MHS beneficiaries.
This guide from the Connected Health Branch provides a brief overview of digital health technology available from the Military Health System.
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This is a description of items that fall under protected health information, otherwise known as "PHI".
Vaccine Storage Troubleshooting Record for temperature excursions
Master list of 2020 TBICoE Research Publications.
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