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We are especially pleased to provide clinical support for the DoD/VA Post-Deployment Health Evaluation and Management Clinical Practice Guideline (PDH-CPG).  Through this Web site, you will find clinical tools and educational resources as well as patient education materials.  We constantly strive to keep this information current and relevant.  In the event that you need information that you cannot find here, please do not hesitate to contact us.  We welcome all suggestions for additions or changes to the Web site that improve its value to you.
 

DoD Helplines

DHCC Helpline for Clinicians/Providers:
US Toll Free: (866) 559-1627
Local No.: (202) 356-0907 (DSN: 642)
Outside US DSN: (312) 642-0907
Hours of Operation:
7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. EST
pdhealth@amedd.army.mil

DoD Patient Helpline:
U.S. Toll Free: (800) 796-9699
Local No.: (202) 782-3577 or (DSN: 662)
From Europe Toll Free: 00800-8666-8666
Outside US DSN: (312) 662-3577

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 Health News and Information 

American Public Health Association

New Release from the New England Journal of Medicine

24 hour hotline information for the CDC's callcenter

CHPPM - Weekly Updates on Health Information Operations (HIO)

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Enhanced Post Deployment Assessment

more information     

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Provider/Clinician Highlights

  **** DHCC Training Modules ****

PDH-CPG Listserv is an electronic mailing list for PDH Practice Guideline teams members.

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Conferences/Lectures


October 2004

3rd Annual Research and Teaching Forum
“Opening the Dialogue”

Indianapolis, Indiana
October 1 - 3, 2004

The Twelfth Congress of the ICOH Scientific Committee "Health Service Research and Evaluation in Occupational Health"
Modena, Italy
October 13 - 16 2004

2004 Military Suicide Prevention Conference
Arlington, VA
October 25-29, 2004

International All Risk Symposium
Baltimore, Maryland
Oct 26- 28, 2004


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Specialized Care Programs

DHCC Specialized Care Program is a three week multidisciplinary program for members of all armed services and family members who have been through the PDH-CPG cycle of care and continue to present with chronic illnesses such as medically unexplained physical symptoms.

The VA War Related Illness and Injury Study Centers (WRIISC) are specialized centers that provide service to combat veterans who have difficult-to-diagnose disabling illnesses through clinical care, risk communication, education, and research addressing potential environmental exposures and adverse health outcomes. VA primary care providers of veterans with undiagnosed illnesses can request an evaluation at one of the Centers through the VA Central Office. Referral acceptance is a joint decision of VA Central Office, the WRIISC, the referring provider, and the patient.

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Anthrax Slip-Ups Raise Fears About Planned Biolabs

Durham VA to study troops' mental ills

Chemical Agents- - Facts About Evacuation

Gene Clue to Malaria Drug Failure

Redefining Readiness- - Terrorism Planning through the Eyes of the Public

Yellow Fever Vaccine Risk with Thymus Disorders

1918 Killer Flu Virus to be Tested in UW Lab

Part of Brain That Extinguishes Fears Found

9/11 PTSD Therapy

Clearing Algae 'Can Curb Malaria'

No health Effects Found on 9/11 Rescue Dogs

Survey Says- - Many U.S. Citizens Would Not Cooperate With Officials During Terrorist Attack

For The Troops on The Ground, Iraq Might as Well Be Vietnam

Case-Control Study of Cancer among US Army Veterans Exposed to Simian Virus 40-contaminated Adenovirus Vaccine

Gulf War and Health- - Updated Literature Review of Sarin

Updated Anthrax Q & A- -Treatment

Updated Anthrax Q & A- -Preventive Therapy

Traumatic Incident Stress- -Information For Emergency Response Workers

More Shots For More Sailors

Report Sees Wide Health Effects of 9-11 Attacks

Doctors- - 9/11 Illnesses May Not Appear for Decades

Center Hopes to Ease Deployment Stress

Study- -Diluted Smallpox Vaccine Still Effective

Fort Carson Joins Drive for New Anthrax Treatment

Wars Stress Extracts its Toll

Machine Offers Smaller, Lighter, Faster Water Testing in Field

Safety and Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Intravenous Vaccinia Immune Globulin in Healthy Volunteers

Randomized Trial Comparing Vaccinia on the External Surfaces of 3 Conventional Bandages Applied to Smallpox Vaccination Sites in Primary Vaccinees

Updated: 10/14/2004
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