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As with most medical record keeping, a good medical module will not permit users to alter historical information.
TechnoTrends: medical management in the 21st century by Konigsberg, Dan / Camping Magazine
Since 1995, Star Mountain's Humanitarian and Security Training Group has developed several training and mine action programs including the deminer individual protection program, the Mine Action Information Center at James Madison University, demining operations instructional medical modules, MineFacts, an interactive database program on CD-ROM with information on 700 land mines from around the world, and following the Dayton Peace Accords, provided U.
Demining Support System: Field Support for Humanitarian Demining ... by Repass, Deborah / DISAM Journal
These capabilities mean that the Swedish Armed Forces now have a system with all the medical modules and all the equipment that is required.
Saab Delivers Medical Care System to the Swedish Armed Forces by Business Wire
 
 
 
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