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| 10thAnnual Force Health Protection Conference |
| Deployment Healthcare Track |
| Sponsored by DoD Deployment Health Clinical Center |
August 2007
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Deployment Healthcare Track (DHCT) Information
The primary objective of the Deployment Healthcare Track is to disseminate cutting edge research and information to enhance deployment-related healthcare for Service members and their families.
The target audience includes primary care, occupational and environmental medicine, nurses, behavioral health, health care administrators, social scientists, clinical epidemiologists and health service researchers.
To view the schedule of the Deployment Healthcare Track presentations given during the 2007 FHP Conference, click here.
2007 Deployment Healthcare Track Presentations
August 6, 2007
RESPECT-MIL Champions Workshop
August 7, 2007
Facilitating Growth and Healing After Combat Trauma
August 8, 2007
Collaborative Care Best Practices
Post-Deployment Health Reassessment (PDHRA)—Update
Complementary and Alternative Medicine To Treat Trauma
August 9, 2007
Optimal Healing Environments
Primary Care Physicians: Front Line of Defense for Returning Combat Veterans
Health Surveillance for Deployment Health
Special Healthcare Needs of Returning Combat Veterans
August 10, 2007
Deployment Healthcare Medical Informatics and Clinical Practice
Deployment Healthcare Track Plenary Session Posters
Wounded Warriors Benefit from the Team Healing Concept - Lt Col Tim Maxwell, USMC,MS
Facilitating Post-Traumatic Growth - Richard G. Tedeschi, PhD and Lawrence G. Calhoun, PhD
Wounded: Vietnam to Iraq - Ronald J. Glasser MD
Fort Carson Soldier Readiness Center (SRC): Collaborative Interdisciplinary Efforts Aimed at Establishing Evidence-Based Best Practices - COL Heidi Terrio, USA, MD, MPH
Optimal Healing Environments: Lessons Learned for Military Healthcare - Wayne B. Jonas MD
Deployment Healthcare Workshop: RESPECT-Mil Champions
The Deployment Healthcare Track sponsored all day workshop on Monday 6 Aug entitled "RESPECT-Mil Champion Workshop".
RESPECT-Mil is a program designed to enhance the recognition and treatment of depression and PTSD for Service members
in primary care settings. The Army Surgeon General has authorized the implementation of RESPECT-Mil at 15 Army installations
world-wide. This workshop targeted RESPECT-Mil primary care, behavioral health, nurse case/care manager (NCM),
and administrative assistant champions at the 15 sites, but others with interest also attended.
The workshop included updates from an overall program level perspective, as well as updates from specific
discipline/role perspectives (i.e., primary care and behavioral health providers, NCMs, and administrative assistants).
Best practice presentations were offered for major processes to include screening, provider treatment, care management,
quality assurance/program adherence strategies, working relationships with specialty care, and program evaluation.
Problem-solving discussions on program implementation challenges/obstacles were conducted.
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