A partnership between our military and civilian health systems could bolster the availability of an expert work force in two ways, first by integrating military providers into civilian systems and second, military providers would be able to continue practicing and maintain their skill levels between deployments.
Discussing the benefits of integrating military and civilian trauma care systems.
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