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Appendix A: Study Scope and Statement of Task
Appendix A: Study Scope and Statement of Task
Pages 43-44
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CHARGE TO THE THIRD-YEAR COMMITTEE In the study's third year, a newly formed committee will use the reports developed by the four respective sets of principal investigators and advisory panels as a starting point to synthesize a final report. In it, the committee will emphasize and extend those findings and recommendations from the interim reports considered to be most important to a long-term strategy for health protection, as well as expanding its review to broader, cross-cutting issues.
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: · Use of a systematic approach to evaluate non-battle risks associated with the activities and settings of deployments, · Training regarding risk assessment, risk management (including exposure minimization) , and risk communication before, during, and after operations, · Collection and management of environmental data and person location, biological samples, and activity data to facilitate analysis of deployment exposures and to support clinical care, · Computerized patient records and other automated record keeping that supports patient care and military public health needs, · Medical surveillance spanning the service life cycle and beyond, · Strategies to address medically unexplained physical symptoms in deployed populations, and · The role of military preventive medicine in deployment health.
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