Military Health Management Effective Support of the Military Through Information and Medical Technologies

As a strategic leader in military health management, providing seamless medical support for our country’s Service members and their families is your number one priority. Therefore, it is imperative for you to remain abreast of, not only the top-level initiatives from the DoD, VA, and other Federal Agencies, but also the innovative projects taking place in all areas of the military.

Military Health Management, a 3-day training forum, will cover a combination of high-level Federal initiatives as well as delve into case studies around innovative projects and developments underway throughout the Military to ensure that you have the tools to do your job more effectively.

If you are in any way involved in Military Health, you will benefit from attending this event. With unparalleled speakers and unmatched program content, this training conference is a must-attend for you and your team. Don’t miss this chance to hear from Military leaders and meet your counterparts who, like you, are paving the way to transforming military medical care.

Based on extensive industry research, Military Health Management 2010 was developed to address the most pressing issues currently affecting military medicine. Built to encompass all aspects of military healthcare, you cannot afford to miss the briefings included in this year’s event. The 2010 program centers on the following key themes:

1. Improving the integration and interoperability of electronic medical records to provide seamless health coverage from the expeditionary forces to returning warriors and their families

2. Optimizing combat care, casualty care and long-term psychological health support through innovative technologies

3. Strengthening the collaboration and partnerships between the DoD and VA and between the different services through knowledge sharing and health IT


Join 30+ strategic leaders within the US Military who are dedicated to increasing efficiency and effectiveness of medical care for Service members, including:

* Lt. General Eric Schoomaker, Surgeon General, US Army
* Vice Admiral Adam Robinson, Surgeon General, U.S. Navy
* Dr. Paul Tibbits, Deputy Chief Information Officer for Enterprise Development, Veterans Affairs
* Dr. Charles Friedman, Deputy National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Health and Human Services
* Rear Admiral Michael H. Mittelman, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy, Command Surgeon, U.S. Joint Forces Command, Medical Advisor, Allied Command Transformation, Director, Medical Service Corps
* Rear Admiral Richard R. Jeffries, Medical Officer of the Marine Corps, MHS
* Rear Admiral Eleanor V. Valentin, Commander, Navy Medicine Support Command