Impact of the 2009 influenza (H1N1) pandemic on the United States military health care system/ Diana D. Jeffery, PhD, et. al
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Military Medicine Vol. 178, No 6, June 2013, pp.653-658 (72)Summary: During public health emergencies, the Military Health System experiences challenges similar to those across the U.S. public and private health systems. This article studies and explores how one such event, the 2009/2010 influenxa (H1N1) pandemic, impacted health care utilization and associated costs in the Military Health System.
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During public health emergencies, the Military Health System experiences challenges similar to those across the U.S. public and private health systems. This article studies and explores how one such event, the 2009/2010 influenxa (H1N1) pandemic, impacted health care utilization and associated costs in the Military Health System.
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