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DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
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SecDef pulls back on personnel reforms, leaves out big changes for now
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday vowed to push forward on an array of changes to the military personnel system, but omitted many of the ambitious proposals that top-level Pentagon officials talked about earlier this year.
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Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
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Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
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Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
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Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
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5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
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Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
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Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
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Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
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DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
-
SecDef pulls back on personnel reforms, leaves out big changes for now
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday vowed to push forward on an array of changes to the military personnel system, but omitted many of the ambitious proposals that top-level Pentagon officials talked about earlier this year.
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Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
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Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
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Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
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Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
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5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
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Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
-
Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
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Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
-
DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
-
SecDef pulls back on personnel reforms, leaves out big changes for now
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday vowed to push forward on an array of changes to the military personnel system, but omitted many of the ambitious proposals that top-level Pentagon officials talked about earlier this year.
-
Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
-
Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
-
Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
-
Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
-
5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
-
Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
-
Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
-
Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
