Ethical Dilemmas Arising from the Implications of Military and Medical Professions in Military Medicine by Eray Serdar Yurdakul

Subjects: “…military physician…”
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The role of military medicine and the significance of training military medicine by Mohammad Raeeszadeh, Hassan Goodarzi, Jamal Akhavan Moghaddam, Mohamad Sadegh Bahaghighat Machian, Hossein Shamsi Gooshki, Abolfazl Khoshi

Subjects: “…implications for educating military physicians…”
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Dilemmas in Military Medical Ethics: A Call for Conceptual Clarity by Rochon, Christiane

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Guerres napoléoniennes, savoirs médicaux, anthropologie raciale by Roberto Zaugg, Andrea Graf

“…This Neapolitan military physician, who had arrived in France as republican exile, served in the French armies in Egypt, Martinique and Italy, where he had to cope with plague, ophthalmia and yellow fever epidemics. …”
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Investigation of suture surgery with ant by Hakim Mohammad the Iranian surgeon of Safavid Era (1501 to 1736) by Saeed Sepehrikia, Marzieh Qaraaty, Fatemeh Kolangi

“…Hakim Mohammad, a military physician, and surgeon of the Safavid Era (1501 to 1736) and the author of Dhakhira-Yi-Kamilah book, served as a young man in the Ottoman Empire Officer as a surgeon physician. …”
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Felipe Trigo: a physician writer (almost) forgotten by Miranda RICO, Elena GUARDIOLA, Josep E BAÑOS

“…He was a country physician and military physician, but he was especially known by his literary and journalistic work. …”
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INCIDENCE OF TEENAGE YOUNG MEN BY THE RESULTS OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION AT INITIAL MILITARY REGISTRATION by A. I. Babenko, E. G. Shvedov, S. M. Bekmurzov, E. A. Babenko

“…The results of medical examination of teenagers by the military physician board of the Novosibirsk Regional Military Registration and Enlistment Office from 2000 to 2014 with the total number of the examined subjects 252.2 thousand were used. …”
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Developing the Ready Military Medical Force: military-specific training in Graduate Medical Education by John B Holcomb, Jan O Jansen, Eric A Elster, Matthew D Tadlock, Jennifer M Gurney, Emily W Baird, Daniel T Lammers, Richard D Betzold, Shaun R Brown, Matthew J Eckert, Daniel B Cox, Jeffrey D Kerby

“…Introduction Graduate Medical Education plays a critical role in training the next generation of military physicians, ensuring they are ready to uphold the dual professional requirements inherent to being both a military officer and a military physician. …”
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A study on capabilities required in military medicine to develop modular training courses: a qualitative study by ALI DANA, MOJGAN MOHAMMADIMEHR

“…The current study was carried out with the aim of determining the required skills of military physicians to define and determine the required training modules. …”
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American physicians and dual loyalty obligations in the "war on terror" by Singh Jerome Amir

“…If true, American military physicians could be inadvertently becoming complicit in detainee abuse. …”
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Military pharmacopoeias at the turn of the 19th century by Maria Turos

“…The development of the pharmacopoeia, as a separate kind of medical book addressed to pharmacists, as well as the creation of a separate health service related to land and sea forces led to the creation of a new type of brief publications on medicinal products at first addressed to military physicians, and later also military pharmacists. …”
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Military medicine and the ethics of war: British colonial warfare during the Seven Years War (1756-63). by Charters, E

“…This article examines 18th-century European warfare, tracing the first formal codifications of conventions of war, frequently introduced by military physicians and initially regarding the treatment of the sick and wounded. …”

The pathophysiology of severe falciparum malaria. by Phillips, R, Warrell, D

“…By the end of the 1940s, the clinical and pathological features of severe falciparum malaria had been well described by military physicians and pathologists working in theatres of war where the disease was endemic. …”

Assessing mid-career female physician burnout in the military health system: finding joy in practice after the COVID-19 pandemic by Jessica Korona-Bailey, Miranda Lynn Janvrin, Lisa Shaw, Tracey Perez Koehlmoos

“…Mid-career physicians, female physicians, and military physicians have all been identified as potentially vulnerable populations to experience burnout. …”
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Lessons Learned From the Battlefield and Applicability to Veterinary Medicine – Part 2: Transfusion Advances by Thomas H. Edwards, Anthony E. Pusateri, Erin Long Mays, James A. Bynum, Andrew P. Cap

“…Since the inception of recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, transfusion practices in human military medicine have advanced considerably. Today, US military physicians recognize the need to replace the functionality of lost blood in traumatic hemorrhagic shock and whole blood is now the trauma resuscitation product of choice on the battlefield. …”
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Consideraciones éticas sobre la atención médica en situaciones de desastre Ethical considerations on health care in disaster situations by Juan Carlos Pradere Pensado, Susana Chao González, Alberto García Gómez, Luisa Gutiérrez Gutiérrez

“…The information defined in this paper would be useful for civil and military physicians, so they can adequately face a disaster and try to bring order to chaos.…”
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Neuroenhancements in the military: a mixed-method pilot study on attitudes of staff officers to ethics and rules by Sattler, S, Jacobs, E, Singh, I, Whetham, D, Bárd, I, Moreno, J, Galeazzi, G, Allansdottir, A

“…This tension has the potential to threaten the autonomy of soldiers and military physicians around the taking or administering of enhancement neurotechnologies (e.g., pills, neural implants, and neuroprostheses). …”

A Historical Review of Military Medical Strategies for Fighting Infectious Diseases: From Battlefields to Global Health by Roberto Biselli, Roberto Nisini, Florigio Lista, Alberto Autore, Marco Lastilla, Giuseppe De Lorenzo, Mario Stefano Peragallo, Tommaso Stroffolini, Raffaele D’Amelio

“…Emil von Behring, Ronald Ross and Charles Laveran, who were or served as military physicians, won the first, the second, and the seventh Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for discovering passive anti-diphtheria/tetanus immunotherapy and for identifying mosquito Anopheline as a malaria vector and plasmodium as its etiological agent, respectively. …”
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Active-duty physicians' perceptions and satisfaction with humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions: implications for the field. by Geoffrey J Oravec, Anthony R Artino, Patrick W Hickey

“…In addition, Air Force physicians reported higher levels of satisfaction (mean = 6.10) than either Army (mean = 5.27, Cohen's d = 0.75, p<.001) or Navy (mean = 5.60, Cohen's d = 0.46, p<.01) physicians. CONCLUSIONS: Military physicians are largely satisfied with humanitarian missions, reporting the greatest benefit of such activities for themselves and the United States. …”
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Delivering patient care during large-scale emergency situations: Lessons from military care providers. by Lara Varpio, Karlen Bader-Larsen, Meghan Hamwey, Steven Durning, Holly Meyer, Danette Cruthirds, Anthony Artino

“…<h4>Background</h4>Today, physicians are at the front lines of a pandemic response. Military physicians are uniquely trained to excel in such large-scale emergency situations. …”
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