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Optimizing military healthcare requires the right personnel on interprofessional healthcare teams. Research by Dr. Varpio

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  • Military Health Systems
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Background:

  • Optimizing healthcare delivery necessitates effective interprofessional healthcare teams.
  • Military healthcare settings present unique challenges and opportunities for team collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

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  • To identify gaps and best practices in military healthcare team composition and function.
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