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USUHS

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USUHSUniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
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Carol Scheman, vice president of external affairs for the USUHS, which was tasked with preparing the report, has indicated that although the report will be completed in May, it still will have to go through many layers of vetting.
House committee chair puts hold on TNT bill by Nursing Education Policy Newsletter
Six USUHS students participated in CFSRU research designed to meet the needs of the Laboratory's operational units while simultaneously providing opportunities for scientific research suitable for incorporation into the students' dissertations.
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The military GME system, USUHS, the various military medical research laboratories, the military unique curriculum, and other elements of the training and research base directly reflect this foundation.
The balanced scorecard in military medicine: what the clinical leader ... by De Lorenzo, Robert A. / U.S. Army Medical Department Journal
 
 
 
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