Tuesday Health.mil News Round-Up: Soldiers reflect on 114th Anniversary of the Army Nurse Corps; Binding Wounds, Fighting to Serve: African-Americans in Military Medicine; Sentinel Event Spotlight – Addressing unresponsive neonatal resuscitation events: Improving Teamwork

The following articles were recently posted on Health.mil: ARMEDCOM Soldiers reflect on being an Army nurse Feb. 2, 2015 Army nurses assigned to the Army Reserve Medical Command Headquarters and Headquarters Company in Pinellas Park, Florida reflected on the 114th Anniversary of the Army Nurse Corps celebrated Feb. 2. Full story: www.health.mil/News/Articles/2015/02/02/ARMEDCOM-Soldiers-reflect-on-being-an-Army-nurse Binding Wounds, Fighting to Serve: African-Americans in Military Medicine Jan. 30, 2015 Military medicine today reflects both diversity and inclusion now more than ever before in its more than 200-year history. In honor of Black History Month during February, we take a look at the impact African-Americans have had on military medicine. Full story: www.health.mil/News/Articles/2015/01/30/Binding-Wounds-Fighting-to-Serve-African-Americans-in-Military-Medicine   Sentinel Event Spotlight (January 2015) – Unresponsive Full-Term Neonatal Death: Improving Teamwork Feb. 2, 2015 This Sentinel Event (SE) Spotlight addresses unresponsive neonatal resuscitation events reported to the Patient Safety Analysis Center along with identified causal factors and evidence-based recommendations. These recommendations include the use of simulation training and methods on improving teamwork. Full story: www.health.mil/News/Articles/2015/02/02/Sentinel-Event-Spotlight-Unresponsive-Full-Term-Neonatal-Death-Improving-Teamwork Questions for MHS? Contact Us STAY CONNECTED: SUBSCRIBER SERVICES: Manage Preferences  |  Delete profile  |  Help   This email was sent to rssproject471@gmail.com by: Military Health System · The Pentagon · Washington, DC 20301

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