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Naval Medical Forces Pacific’s commander tours NH Twentynine Palms

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11/12/2020
Four military personnel in uniform, wearing masks

Weber was briefed on the implementation of MHS GENESIS...and the hospital's response to COVID-19.

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Specialized robots used to disinfect NH TwentyninePalms

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10/21/2020
Hospital personnel standing with a cleaning robot

The robotic units are designed to complement manual cleaning.

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NH Twentynine Palms becomes first Marine Corps base to deploy new EHR

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9/30/2020
Military personnel standing in front of hospital with sign "MHS GENESIS GO-LIVE"

The implementation of MHS GENESIS began in 2017 in the Pacific Northwest.

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NH Twentynine Palms conducts MHS GENESIS mock Go-Live

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9/21/2020
Two women in masks, sitting at laptop

For this training event, MHS Genesis trainers worked with clinicians and providers to walk them through the new system and answer their questions.

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New electronic health record integrates all aspects of care

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4/19/2019
Maj. Gen. Lee Payne (right) is escorted into Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms by hospital Commanding Officer, Capt. Nadji Hariri, for a site visit on the launch of MHS GENESIS, the military's new electronic record-keeping system, April 17. (U.S. Navy photo by Dave Marks)

Air Force Maj. Gen. Lee Payne and his team of military healthcare professionals visited Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms

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