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Winter, 2017, Vol 10, Ed 38 (PDF) WiW ntere 2017 • Vool. 10 • Numm. 2 • Ed. 38 REGISTER NOW TO ATTEND THE 2017 USAFP ANNUAL MEETING & EXPOSITION LEARN – SERVE - LEAD 2017 5-9 MARCH 2017 ANNUAL MEETING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON INFORMATION WWW.USAFP.ORG SEE PAGE 36 Journal of The Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians Arkansas’ Premier Behavioral Healthcare System Proudly Serving Our Military Families ®ViÀÌwi`vÀÀ >VÕÌi>` ÀiÃ`iÌ>«>ÌiÌ V>ÀiÃiÀÛVið7i>ÀiVÌÌi`Ì i>}Ì iV `ÀivÌ>ÀÞv>ið"ÕÀ/, č, Ì>ÀÞ «À}À>vviÀÃÌÀii>>ÌiÌ vÀ ÞÕÌ >`Ìiià >}iÃx̣ǰ 2KPPCENG2QKPVG$GJCXKQTCN*GCNVVJECTG5[UVGOr(KPCPEKCN%GPVTG2CCTMYC[r.KVVNG4QEM#TMCPUCU rrwww.PinnaclePointeHospital.com TRICARE® %GTVKƂGF p64+%#4'%# qKUCTGIKUVGTGFVTCFCFGOCTMQHVJG 264+64+%#4'/CPCIGOGPV##EVKXXKVKV[#NNTKIJVUTGUGTXGF The Uniformed Family Physician • Winter 2017 4 ACADEMY LEADERS The Uniformed Services PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE AcademyofFamilyPhysiciansAcademy of Family Physicians 5 1503 Santa Rosa Road 5 EDITOR’S VOICE Suite 207 CONGRATULATIONS TO USAFP MEMBERS Richmond, Virginia 23229 ELECTED TO THE USAFP BOARD 6 804-968-4436 CONSULTANT REPORT: FAX 804-968-4418 8 AIR FORCE www.usafp.org CONSULTANT REPORT: ARMY USAFP e-mail 10 Mary Lindsay White: [email protected] CONSULTANT REPORT 12 CG/PHS Cheryl Modesto: [email protected] CONSULTANT REPORT: NAVY Newsletter Editor 14 Dean A. Seehusen, MD, MPH, [email protected] COMMITTEE REPORTS 16 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONAL MEDICINE VISION 18 This newsletter is published by the Uniformed Services Academy of The USAFP will be the COMMITTEE REPORTS Family Physicians. The opinions 21 CLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE premier professional home to expressed are those of the individual enhance the practice and COMMITTEE REPORTS contributors and do not reflect the EDUCATION 22 experience of current and views of the Department of Defense future Uniformed Family COMMITTEE REPORTS or Public Health Service. PRACTICE MANAGEMENT Physicians. 24 2017 USAFP ANNUAL MEETING & MISSION EXPOSITION 28 LEADERSHIP BOOK SERIES The mission of the 30 USAFP is to support and develop Uniformed Family pcipublishing.com NEW MEMBERS Physicians as we advance 32 Created by Publishing Concepts, Inc. health through education, David Brown,0RESIDENTsDBROWN PCIPUBLISHINGCOM For Advertising info contact STILL SERVING scholarship, readiness, -ICHELE&ORINASHs MFORINASH PCIPUBLISHINGCOM 34 CAPT(RET) WILLIAM ROBERTS advocacy, and leadership. Edition 38 UNIFORMED FAMILY PHYSICIAN INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS 36 www.usafp.org 3 your academy leaders OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES OFFICERS Kristen Koenig, MD, FAAFP James Ellzy, MD NEWSLLETTER EDITOR PRESIDENT Fort Benning, GA DHMS, Arlington, VA Deaan A. Seehusen, MD, MPH Christopher P. Paulson, MD, [email protected] [email protected] FoF rt Gordon, GA FAAFP [email protected] Eglin AFB, FL NAVY CONSULTANTS Christopher.r [email protected] Brian Smoley, MD, MPH AIR FORCE NOMINATING Bremerton, WA Marcus Alexander, MD Robert C. Oh, MD, MPH PRESIDENT-ELECT [email protected] AFMOA, San Antonio, TX Fort Bragg, NC James Ellzy, MD [email protected] [email protected] DHMS, Arlington, VA Michelle M. Lynch, MD [email protected] Camp Lejeune, NC ARMY Christopher P. Paulson, MD, [email protected] Shawn Kanne, MD FAAFP VICE-PRESIDENT Fort Bragg, NC Eglin AFB, FL Dean A. Seehusen, MD, MPH Michael G. Mercado, MD, FAAFP [email protected] [email protected] Fort Gordon, GA Camp Lejeune, NC [email protected] [email protected] NAVY James Ellzy, MD Timothy Mott, MD DHMS, Arlington, VA SECRETARY-TREASURER PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Naval Hospital Pensacola, FL [email protected] Kimberly W. Roman, MD Maria DeArman, MD [email protected] USCG Aviation Training Center USCG Corpus Christi, TX OPERATIONAL MEDICINE Mobile, AL [email protected] COMMITTEE CHAIRS Barrett H. Campbell, MD, FAAFP [email protected] CLINICAL INFORMATICS Command and General Staff Sarah J. Arnoldd, MD, FAAFP Matthew G. Barnes, MD School, Fort Leavenworth, KS PAST PRESIDENT Food and Drrug Adminstration Ft. Belvoir, VA [email protected] Robert C. Oh, MD, MPH Sarah.arnon [email protected] [email protected] Fort Bragg, NC PRACTICE MANAGEMENT [email protected] RESIDENTS CLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS Joshua Will, DO Stephen M. Young, MD Anthony Beutler, MD Fort Benning, GA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Fort Benning, GA USUHS, Bethesda, MD [email protected] Mary Lindsay White [email protected] [email protected] Richmond, VA RESIDENT AND STUDENT AFFAIRS [email protected] Brittany R. Herits, DO CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS Aaron Saguil, MD, MPH Camp Lejeune, NC James W. Keck, MD USUHS, Bethesda, MD DIRECTORS [email protected] Naval Hospital Rota, Spain [email protected] AIR FORCE [email protected] Jessica T. Seervey, MD, FAAFP Alexander C. Knobloch, MD 2017 PROGRAM CO- USUHS Eglin AFB, FL EDUCATION CHAIRS Jessica.a [email protected] [email protected] Douglas Maurer, DO, MPH, FAAFP Christopher Ledford, MD Madigan AMC, WA Eglin, AFB, FL KKirsten Vitrikas, MD, FAAFP AAFP [email protected] [email protected] Travis AFB, CA DELEGATES [email protected] Mark J. Flynn, MD, FAAFP HEALTH PROMOTION & DISEASE Gigi Rey, MD Camp Pendleton, CA PREVENTION Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Paul F. Crawford, MD, FAAFP mark.j.fl[email protected] Debra Manning, MD, MPH, FAAFP [email protected] Nellis AFB, NV HQ Marine Corps, Alexandria, VA [email protected] Robert C. Oh, MD, MPH [email protected] 2018 PROGRAM CO- Fort Bragg, NC CHAIRS ARMY [email protected] MEMBER CONSTITUENCIES Maria DeArman, MD Mark E. Stackle, MD, MBA Luis Otero, Jr., MD, FAAFP USCG Corpus Christi, TX BG Crawford F. Sams ALTERNATES Charleston AFB, SC [email protected] U.S. Army Health Clinic, Japan Christopher P. Paulson, MD, [email protected] [email protected] FAAFP Francesca M. Cimino, MD, FAAFP Eglin AFB, FL MEMBERSHIP & MEMBER White House Medical Unit Kevin M. Kelly, MD, MBA, FAAFP [email protected] SERVICES Washington, DC Fort Stewart, GA Adam Saperstein, MD [email protected] [email protected] USUHS, Bethesda, MD [email protected] 4 The Uniformed Family Physician • Winter 2017 president’s message CHRISTOPHER P. PAULSON, MD, FAAFP Christopher P. Paulson, MD, FAAFP USAFP President Eglin AFB, FL [email protected] Greetings fellow Uniformed “learn, serve, lead” should connect Finally, we are all leaders. Leaders Family Physicians! I hope everyone with academy members from both a in our Uniformed Family Physician was able to enjoy the Holidays with personal and professional standpoint. roles to our teams, clinics, MTFs, family and friends. For those of you As physicians, we are charged and commands. Furthermore, as deployed, at sea, or geographically with lifelong learning. All of us Family Physicians, we have both an separated; wishing you a speedy and whether in educational billlets or opportunity and responsibility to safe return home. remote clinics are educators. We lead the inevitable transformation of We are now just two months are responsible for providing thhe our national healthcare system. My away from our annual educational latest evidence-based practice to our hope is that it will stay primary care conference. Drs. Chris Ledford and patients and teaching our healthcare focused and health-centric. Gigi Rey, our Program Co-chairs, teams. Family Medicine, more than Consider reflecting on how “learn, are now in the home stretch of more any other specialty, is about service. serve, leaad” applies to you personally. than a year of meticulous planning Service to those under our care and I am incrediibly proud and honored to along with our USAFP staff for to the communities we live in. As serve with all of you. Hope to see what promises to be one of our best officers, we also serve our nation you in Seattle at the Westin, March conferences to date. Our theme of and those entrusted to protect it. 5-9! Dean A. Seehusen, MD, MPH Fort Gordon, GA editor’s voice [email protected] DEAN A. SEEHUSEN, MD, MPH Colleagues, I think you’ll find this issue full of interesting and valuable information. It is hard to believe that this is already my fourth edition of the Uniformed Family Physician. It was a ton of fun to act as Editor for the last year. Let me take this opportunity to thank the USAFP staff who make the UFP possible and the many authors who have contributed this year. I look forward to seeing as many of you as can possibly make it in Seattle! HAVE AN ARTICLE YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT IN THE UNIFORMED FAMILY PHYSICIAN? PLEASE SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ARTICLES AT WWW.USAFP.ORG/ABOUT-USAFP/UNIFORMED-FAMILY-PHYSICIAN-NEWSLETTER/ www.usafp.org 5 Congratulations to the Newly Elected 2017-2018 USAFP Officers and Directors President-Elect – Douglas M. Maurer, DO, FAAFP Coast Guard/Public Health Service Direr ctor – James D. Warner, MD Vice President – Christopher E. Jonas, DO, FAAFP Air Force Resident Director – Annna Christensen, MD Air Force Director – Christopher C. Ledford, MD Army Resident Director – Nooel Dunn, MD Army Director – Edwin A. Farnell, MD, FAAFP Navy Resident Director – Sean M. Simmons, MD Navy Director – Leo A. Carney, DO, FAAFP Congratulations to USAFP Members Selected to Serve on AAFP Commissions In the fall of 2016, the USAFP members were selected by the Aaron Saguil, MD, MPH Chair, Board of Directors nominated AAFP Steering Committee for Commission on Membership and members to serve on AAFP service. Congratulations to the Member Services 1 year term Commissions and four USAFP physicians listed below. (NOTE: Dr. Saguil previously served for four years as a commission member.) HELP BUILD A GATEWAY FOR BETTER HEALTH Joseph Perez, MD, MBA Member, Commission on Health When you join Northwest Permanente, P.C., you’ll have the of the Public and Science chance to practice in an environment that offers ample opportunity to pursue – and achieve – your personal and 1 year term professional dreams.
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