The TriService Nursing Research Program’s (TSNRP) 30th Anniversary Supplement provides a history of TSNRP, and features articles of demonstrable military nursing research and evidence-based practice and the TSNRP research interest groups innovative projects. TSNRP is the only Department of Defense program that funds military nursing research and evidence-based practice. TSNRP also provides educational programs for
Geneva received two new awards on behalf of researchers at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research from Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs to continue to develop protection from malaria. Malaria remains among the most significant infectious diseases facing U.S. service members deployed to tropical and subtropical regions. Transmitted through the bites of infected mosquitoes,
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2022 Q3 Wave the Flag Winner Geneva recognizes excellence in employees who go above and beyond the normal scope of their work while demonstrating Geneva’s core values and advancing military medicine. The Wave the Flag award is presented quarterly to an employee who exceeds expectations and exhibits Geneva’s core values which are Innovation, Quality, Superior
The number of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer has been growing the past two decades for men and women. Now accounting for 3% of all cancers in the United States, it is the third deadliest type of cancer, causing 49,830 deaths annually. Identifying new trends, diagnosing the disease earlier, and finding effective treatments are key
October is National Physical Therapy Month and is celebrated to raise awareness about the many benefits of physical therapy and give appreciation to the therapists that transform lives. Chronic pain is a common condition for both civilian and military populations alike. Low back pain (LBP) is the most common chronic pain diagnosis, and the one
More than 400,000 service members annually make a permanent change of station (PCS). PCS is a part of military life and unlike temporary duty assignments, PCS orders are a longer-term assignment, generally two to four years. For many families, this means starting over under stress. Stress that seems to have no end can affect anyone,
The Geneva Foundation (Geneva) has appointed two new members to its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). Ann Ketz, MN, PhD, LTC, (Ret.) and Steven Svoboda, MD, COL (Ret.). “We’re pleased to add two outstanding members to our SAB,” said Geneva President and CEO Elise Huszar. ”They each add a unique military perspective and exceptional medical research
The Geneva Foundation’s purpose is to ensure optimal health for service members and the communities they serve. Geneva has hubs of personnel in regions where there is significant access to military resources, medical innovation, a high-caliber workforce, robust funding opportunities, and collaborative networks. Geneva is proud to support one of these hubs, a research community
The Fort Bragg Research Institute (FBRI), a program of The Geneva Foundation, is proud to be a part of a new human performance research project providing enablement technology and services for the U.S. Army’s Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) Initiative. In 2020, the Army published the HH2F which revolutionized how it looks at individual and