We serve to
foster the ultimate goal of full restoration of normal human function for our
beneficiaries with extremity trauma and amputation. This goal will take decades to achieve. Until
then, DoD will strive to achieve:
Individualized, optimized functional
outcomes that are driven by patient goals and supported through a whole person
transdisciplinary healthcare team approach.
Patient and Caregiver Information
Access to Care
| Facility |
Number |
| Walter Reed Amputation Care Coordinator |
1-301-400-1482 or 1-301-295-8958 |
| Naval Medical Center San Diego Patient Administration |
1-619-532-8318 |
| San Antonio Military Medical Center Patient Administration |
1-210-916-2733 |
Medical Provider Information
Best Practices
DoD/VA Clinical Practice Guidelines
LUKE Arm Clinical Guidance
Provider Education & Training
Presentations
Grand Rounds
- All Grand Rounds presentations are on MilSuite (CAC authentication required). Search for "EACE Provider Education."
- TRAIN Instructions
Project C.A.R.E./ FAAST Summit
Amputation Care ECHO
Amputation Care ECHO is a hub and spoke educational, tele-mentoring model that links expert specialist teams at a ‘hub’ with clinicians at other locations – the ‘spokes’ of the model. Together, they participate in monthly ECHO sessions to learn new material and discuss case studies. Each Amputation Care ECHO event contains a didactic presentation with time allotted for engaged discussion and case study presentations. Participants serve as mentors and colleagues, sharing their medical knowledge and expertise with clinicians new to amputation or those who do not routinely work with amputation.
Amputation Care ECHO strives to:
- Improve outcomes by reducing variations in processes of care and sharing of best practices and expertise.
- Utilize case-based learning: guided practice through diverse, real-life cases with subject matter experts to facilitate learning by doing and creating learning loops. Over time, these learning loops create deep knowledge, skills and self-efficacy.
Amputation Care ECHO Is held the fourth Wednesday of the month from 1200 – 1300 ET.
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At the conclusion of this series, the participants will be able to: apply information on clinical guidelines, best practices, new clinical developments; use and maintain clinical competencies previously acquire; and engage with clinicians involved in amputation care to foster a knowledge sharing network both during and outside the Amputation Care ECHO sessions.
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