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I File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Personnel Planning Guidance from ODCSPER for Operation Noble Eagle, http://www.odcsper.army.mil/directorates/pr/pro/nobleeagle/default.asp. ... 2.
Lost duty days secondary to hospitalization (bed days), Marine ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Bed days per 1000 Marine Corps active duty personnel compared to DoD*. Bed days by major diagnostic category for the month of October 2002 ... 3.
Injury related clinic visits resulting in light duty, Navy active ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Navy active duty personnel, October 2002. Clinic visits resulting in light duty by month among Navy active duty personnel. Clinic visits resulting in light ... 4.
AMSA Army Medical Surveillance Activity AMSA, part of (USACHPPM),is the central epidemiological resource for the Army providing analyses and reports to policy makers, medical planners, ... 5.
Army Medical Surveillance Activity Mission... The DoDSR (located in Silver Spring, MD) is a secure facility maintained by the Army Medical Surveillance Activity (AMSA), U.S. Army Center for Health ... 6.
AMSA Army Medical Surveillance Activity AMSA, part of (USACHPPM),is the central epidemiological resource for the Army providing analyses and reports to policy makers, medical planners, ... 7.
Deployment Surveillance Forms Submit copies of the completed DD Forms 2796 electronically to the DMSS. Services may require submission of the forms to DMSS via their surveillance hubs. 8.
Clinic visits resulting in light duty, Marine Corps active duty ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Clinic visits resulting in light duty per 1000 Marine Corps active duty personnel compared to DoD*. Major diagnostic categories resulting in light duty ... 9.
Defense Medical Surveillance System Overview AMSA operates the Defense Medical Surveillance System (DMSS), an executive information system whose database contains up-to-date and historical data on ... 10.
AMSA Army Medical Surveillance Activity AMSA, part of (USACHPPM),is the central epidemiological resource for the Army providing analyses and reports to policy makers, medical planners, ... |
