By the Health.mil staff
While medical providers are deployed, on
vacation or away from home for an extended period, they can still stay up to
date on medical news. Several military and related subject publications offer
online versions of printed materials, including newsletters delivered right to
a smartphone, so no need to miss a single story.
Journals such as Federal Practitioner, a
peer-reviewed journal for military health care professionals, offer online
subscription services that give readers access to e-mail alerts and full text
articles. The Association of Military
Surgeons of the United States, or AMSUS, offers an online version of its
International Journal of AMSUS. AMSUS also comes in an e-mail news briefing
format. The Institute of Medicine of the National Academies also offers e-mail
updates on a range of topics. The United States Army Medical Department Journal
archives its issues online for free viewing. Other Army Medical publications
are available online, some dating back to the 1980s. The National Institutes of
Health’s National Library of Medicine also provides a searchable online catalog
of journals, audiovisuals and other resources.
If you know of a medical journal of
interest to military medical professionals that features online content, please
share a link in the comment section of this blog post on the military health
system Facebook page.
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