Research and Innovation

Oak Harbor achieves first with crucial new information technology milestone

Reducing risks to patients’ information is a top priority for the DoD

Awards honor distinguished service, individual and team research

Three people, four teams recognized at symposium

Premier scientific symposium showcases medical research and development

Researchers will present findings at Military Health System Research Symposium

As the DoD’s premier scientific meeting, MHSRS helps to facilitate the exchange of information between almost 3,000 attendees

Medical research and development take center stage at symposium

Premier scientific meeting to draw 3,000 attendees

From an award ceremony to panel talks, senior leaders will have presence at HIMSS

Federal health, IT experts come together for discussion on hot topics

2017 Year in Review: A look at inspiring individuals who help shape the MHS

MHS highlights the contributions of veterans, advocates, providers

Centers of Excellence align under Defense Health Agency

The Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE) began realignment under the Defense Health Agency Oct. 1 as part of the ongoing Military Health System transformation

DHA symposium brings together minds to get the most out of research dollars

A recent symposium sponsored by the Defense Health Agency brought together military, federal government, academia, and private industry to talk about how best to get the most out of tax dollars while helping patients

Army, civilian experts speak on bridging from research to advanced development and fielding

Experts from the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command joined counterparts in military, government, industry and academia in a panel session at the Military Health System Research Symposium

Research symposium provided forum for collaboration

The Military Health System Research Symposium wrapped up in Kissimmee, Florida, after a nearly week-long chance for providers and scientists to collaborate on military medicine.

Studies seek to improve everyday life after injury, amputation

Aspects from daily life, whether its tobacco use or hand functions, can be challenged in ways unknown before a significant injury; Experts share their research on musculoskeletal injuries during MHSRS in Kissimmee, Florida

NHRC shares research that supports warfighter readiness at MHSRS

Scientists from the Naval Health Research Center attended the 2017 Military Health System Research Symposium, Aug. 27-30, to share their latest research that supports the readiness and health of U.S. warfighters.

NHRC research protects U.S. military recruits from respiratory illness

Researchers from the Naval Health Research Center discussed ongoing surveillance for adenovirus, a contagious pathogen that causes respiratory illness, among U.S. military recruits during basic training at the Military Health System Research Symposium, Aug. 27.

Experts talk knowledge translation benefits for Military Health System

Dr. Richard Stoltz, Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE) acting director, introduced the knowledge translation process and how using a systematic approach and best practices can impact military psychological health challenges.