15th Battlefield Healthcare Series



IDGA’s Battlefield Healthcare Series summits are highly recognized and respected forums where those in the military medicine community interested in continuing medical education, networking, and advanced learning can come together for advanced and focused discussions on up to date clinical diagnosis and treatment techniques, lessons learned from the battlefield, and panel discussions that also allow participants to earn continuing education credits.

Military medicine recognizes that the care and well being of our warfighters does not stop when they return home. As such, we will bring together speakers from DoD and VA to present on similar issues and provide their distinct perspectives…with the end goal to provide a true continuum of care curriculum. In recognition that March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, we will dedicate several, in depth sessions towards TBI in your continuing medical education.

Areas of Focus Include

1. - Behavioral health: Prevention and treatment of PTSD, substance abuse, and suicide in military medicine
2. - Traumatic Brain Injury: Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment from point of injury to rehabilitation in military medicine
3. - Wound Care and Infection Control: From point of injury to rehabilitation in military medicine
4. - Wounded Warrior Rehabilitation: Polytrauma military medicine continuum of care focus
5. - Challenges with Continuity of Care for Reserve Soldiers: The role of the National Guard focus in military medicine

Who Will Attend

15th Battlefield Healthcare Series: Va/DoD Continuum of Care delivered best practices and the next generation in combat medicine and rehabilitative care, as well as facilitate a forum where treatment initiatives and advanced research can be discussed, debated, and developed. The audience will be comprised of active members of the military medical community working in various capacities from Level 1 to CONUS with the following responsibilities:

  • Surgical Care
  • Physical and Mental Rehabilitation
  • Medical readiness
  • Health Services
  • Research and Development
  • Force Health Protection
  • Medical Support
  • Logistics
  • Case Management

Speaker and Presenter Information

* Brig Gen Richard A. Hersack, USAF, MD, Command Surgeon, Air Force Materiel Command, Wright- Patterson, Air Force Base * COL Espelth Cameron Ritchie, USA, MD, MPH, Director, Proponency of Behavioral Health, Office of the US Army, Surgeon General * Col Brian Masterson, USAF, MC, CFS, Command Surgeon, Headquarters, Air Force Reserve Command * COL Susan L. Fraser, USA, MD, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Infectious Diseases * Dr. Shane McNamee, MD, Chief, PM&R Service, Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Hospital, Richmond, VA * Dr. Kimberly A. Arlinghaus, MD, Medical Director, Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence, Michael E. DeBakey, VA Medical Center * Dr. Lisa Najavits, Professor of Psychiatry, Boston University School of Medicine, Lecturer, Harvard Medical School, VA Boston Healthcare System * Dr. James Slobodzien, PsyD, CSAC, ASAP Clinical Director, Schofield Barracks, HI * Dr. Patricia A. Resick, PhD, Division Director, Women's Health Sciences Division, National Center for PTSD, VA Boston Healthcare * Thomas W. Findley, MD PhD, Center for Healthcare Knowledge Management, VA New Jersey Healthcare System, Professor, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation * MAJ Sarah B. Goldman, USA, PhD, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Division, Health Policy and Services, Office of the Surgeon General * COL Jeffrey Haugh, MDARNG, State Surgeon * LTC E. Gafney, MDARNG, State Aviation Medicine Officer * MAJ William M Fox, MDARNG, Deputy State Surgeon * COL James M. Ecklund, MD, Chairman, Department of Neurosciences Inova Fairfax Hospital, Medical Director, Neurosciences Inova Health System * COL Donald A. Gagliano, USA, MD, Executive Director, DoD/VA Vision Center of Excellence * Ms. Helen White, Director Informatics/Information Management, DoD/VA Vision Center of Excellence * Annette Bergeron, Military Advanced Training Center (MATC), Clinical Chief, WRAMC * Thomas A. Davis, Combat Casualty Care, Department of Regenerative Medicine, Naval Medical Research Center, Silver Spring, MD * LTC Kenneth S. Shaw, USA, OD, MA, WRAMC Refractive Surgery Center * Col (ret) Les R. Folio, USAF, DO, MPH, FOCAR, Associate Professor, Radiological Sciences and Military and Emergency Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences * CAPT Michael I. Vengrow, USN, MC, Commanding Officer, OHSU, Dallas, TX (incoming Deputy Fleet Surgeon, Commander 7th Fleet) * MAJ William Evans, Director, USA, CO MEDOP 66F, Director of EMS, Irvington, VA

Relevant Government Agencies

Air Force, Army, Navy & Marine Corps, DOD & Military

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When
Mon-Wed, Mar 21-23, 2011, 7:00am - 4:45pm


Cost

Military, Government, & Academia - Conference:  $699.00
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Industry - Conference:  $1289.00
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Workshop Day:  $645.00
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