Sharing Critical Information & Best Practices
From Pre-Deployment to Veterans Care

The health and well-being of our Warriors-- and their families—is of paramount importance during wartime and peacetime. And with today’s expanded scope of operations, military healthcare is branching out in more directions than ever before.

The Military Healthcare Convention & Conference is at the pulse of progress. This exclusive forum enables professionals on every level to keep current with the latest developments and the most pressing priorities:

Cutting-edge treatment of traumatic brain injury
A proactive approach to mental and behavioral health
Pre-deployment planning, rehabilitation and post-deployment follow-up
Upgrading family and veteran care
Transitioning to electronic health records to foster interoperability across the entire continuum.

Stellar speakers will lead practitioners and administrators through the latest issues, treatments, techniques and medical solutions to meet the unique challenges faced by the military health community. The innovative forum combines in-depth workshops and interactive sessions, complemented by demonstrations of the latest technologies and products geared to the needs of the entire spectrum of disciplines

Who's Exhibiting

The leading medical suppliers will be at MHCC to discuss how their equipment, products, treatments and services can best meet your challenges.
Admission to the exhibits is Free!

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MHCC serves the information needs of the full spectrum of military health professionals…

Surgeons
Physicians
Nurses
Physician Assistants
Medics/Corpsmen
Technicians
Case Managers
Trainers
Occupational Therapists

Rehabilitation Specialists
Psychologists/ Social Workers
Hospital Managers & Administrators
Records Managers
Health Services
Research & Development
Pharmacists
Procurement Specialists

...from all service branches, organizations and the medical community

Department of Defense (DoD)
US Army (USA)
TriCare
Military Health Systems (MHS)
US Coast Guard (USCG)
Veterans Health Administration
Public Health Services

US Navy (USN)
US Air Force (USAF)
Hospitals
Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Health & Traumatic Brain Injury

Learning Objectives:

MHCC Overall Learning Objectives

Discuss the latest tactics, strategies, technologies, systems, treatments, processes and services for patient care
Integrate advancements in the continuum of care (from pre-screening to reintegration) for military personnel and their families into existing treatments/programs
Explain best practices and new developments in battlefield healthcare treatment of injuries
Create a multidisciplinary approach for combating post-deployment mental health problems of servicemen
Describe techniques to integrate electronic health records systems

Credits:

More information on CME credits here

Key Speakers from MHCC-2011 Included:

Madhulika Agarwal, M.D., M.P.H., Deputy Under Secretary for Health Policy and Services, Veterans Health Administration
RDML Michael H. Anderson, Medical Officer of the Marine Corps, U.S. Marine Corps
BG Rhonda Cornum, Ph.D., MD, Program Director, Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program, United States Army
CAPT Anna Bettios, DC, USN, Expeditionary Readiness, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
COL Lorne H. Blackbourne, MD, FACS, MC, Commander, United States Army Institute of Surgical Research
Col John L. Mayer, Commanding Officer, U.S. Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment
COL John McManus, MD, MCR, FACEP, FAAEM, Director for U.S. Army EMS, Army Medical Department Center and School

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