21 July 2023

Advancing Warfighter Medical Readiness at the 2023 MHSRS

Warfighter Medical Readiness takes center stage at the 2023 Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS), scheduled for August 14 to 17. The Geneva Foundation demonstrates a deep commitment to this critical aspect of operational medicine, investing significant efforts in research and development. Understanding the vital role that health, preparation, and resilience play in the strength of our nation’s defense drives the foundation to synchronize military medical research and expand partnerships for optimal warfighter readiness.

Through a collaborative approach, Geneva strives to accelerate advancements in operational medicine by optimizing military human performance, revolutionizing warfighter readiness, and enhancing treatment effectiveness, injury prevention, and sustainment of service members. Dedicated researchers are actively engaged in diverse research efforts, addressing key areas such as advancements in sleep to maintain combat readiness and unit performance, non-invasive sensory technologies, nutrition, and psychological health and resilience.

As the 2023 MHSRS approaches, take the opportunity to explore the significant contributions made by Geneva in bolstering the readiness of the Military Health System and ensuring the highest level of warfighter medical readiness.

Modern Technology Solutions to Address Gaps in Service Member Training

Discover how Army Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Stephen DeLellis, MPAS, PA-C, Senior Technical Advisor and Executive Director for Geneva’s Fort Liberty Research Institute (FLRI), sheds light on the gaps in current training and recovery for U.S. military service members. Gain insights into the value of utilizing modern technology, such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) training, to enhance the readiness and effectiveness of our warfighters. Read.

Biorepository Being Developed to Better Understand Musculoskeletal Conditions in the U.S. Military

Explore the groundbreaking work led by Principal Investigator Army Lt. Col. Joseph Galvin, DO, FAAOS, MC, and his team of researchers in the Geneva-administered MIRROR program. Delve into the development of a comprehensive biorepository within the Department of Defense, aiming to uncover relevant protein and genetic biomarkers. Discover how this initiative improves the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, and recovery outcomes for service members with musculoskeletal injuries. Read.

Improving Care of Musculoskeletal Injuries for Service Members

Get an overview of the comprehensive support provided by MIRROR Research Physical Therapist Marin Smith, PT, DPT, as she delves into her role within Geneva and the MIRROR program. Discover how this initiative prioritizes the well-being of service members by advancing treatment and preventive care for non-combat-related musculoskeletal injuries while alleviating the burden on military readiness. Read.

Geneva Implements New Photomedicine Program to Address Readiness in the Military

Learn about the innovative Photomedicine to Enhance Emergency Readiness program, led by COL (Ret) Paul Pasquina, MD, a cooperative effort between Geneva and the Uniformed Services University. Explore the application of light to enhance performance, stimulate healing, and facilitate recovery and health. Attain an understanding of the nine clinical translational projects that aim to revolutionize military performance, reduce injury rates, and harness the power of photomedicine. Read.

Geneva’s steadfast commitment to advancing warfighter medical readiness aligns seamlessly with the focal point of the 2023 MHSRS. By actively participating in collaborative research and development, Geneva aims to optimize our service members’ health, preparation, and resilience. Through our engagement at MHSRS, Geneva continues to forge new pathways, share insights, and drive groundbreaking advancements that will shape the future of warfighter medical readiness.

 

Disclaimer: The views expressed do not reflect the official policy of the Department of Defense or the U.S. Government.