Combat-relevant anesthesia fellowships help sustain the army's multidomain medical force/ Maj Jonathan Custer
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Military Medicine 2025, Volume 190, Issue 3/4, pg. 72-76Summary: In the community of Army Nurse Anesthetists, advanced training would proffer many benefits to the Military Health systems and the beneficiaries of its care. It would increase retention rates, increase knowledge and advance the art of anesthesia as a whole.
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In the community of Army Nurse Anesthetists, advanced training would proffer many benefits to the Military Health systems and the beneficiaries of its care. It would increase retention rates, increase knowledge and advance the art of anesthesia as a whole.
ANESTHETISTS, SKILL SUSTAINMENT, BATTLEFIELD, NEWARTICLS
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