Titlebook: Expeditionary Surgery at Sea; A Practical Approach Matthew D. Tadlock,Amy A. Hernandez Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Leadership and Communication 101e of one” positions, requiring the person in that role to be both the default subject matter expert and the main communicator with sometimes several chains of command. This comes with the expectation of a basic level of leadership and communication skills which are not necessarily part of formal?med

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Shipboard Triage and Mass Casualtyjury during maritime operations is high. Given the context of limited shipboard resources, medical staff may quickly be overwhelmed while caring for even a minor number of severely injured patients. Utilizing the principles of triage, a maritime medical department can attempt to provide the best pos

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Shipboard Diagnostics: Laboratory and Radiologyle in medical departments on forward-deployed ships, with the availability of tests depending on the presence or absence of equipment and formally trained laboratory technicians. Despite the relatively recent rapid advance in imaging technology to include Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resona

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Principles of Shipboard Ultrasounders deployed in these settings should be trained in image acquisition and interpretation. However, it is imperative that shipboard medical teams understand both the potential utility as well as the limitations of POCUS. POCUS is meant to enhance and not replace clinical judgment or gestalt. It is al

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Practical Nursing Principles Afloat Surgical System (ERSS). It includes discussion and practical tips for the nursing roles and responsibilities on each platform, both in medical and administrative leadership. Unlike at a military medical treatment facility (MTF), the nurses filling the roles of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

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Elective and Emergency Surgery: Operate, Observe, or Transfer? (If You Can) surgical condition. Determining whether the patient requires an immediate operation, observation, or transfer to a higher level of care is a multi-factorial decision. One of the greatest challenges is that the destination of transfer can change, and the time required to do so can be unpredictable.