When it comes to improving U.S. health care, what 20 years of war can teach us
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The partnership funded by the Mission Zero Act, passed by Congress in 2019, has resulted in dozens of civilian-military public health partnerships across the country, ideally suited to collaborate in just such a crisis.
Dr. Michael Clemens emphasized that the collaboration not only provides extra support during mass casualty events but also addresses the broader issue of ongoing health crises, such as staff shortages in civilian hospitals.
David Callaway highlighted the partnership's mission: 'How do we get to zero preventable deaths from trauma?' demonstrating the proactive approach to enhance emergency medical response capabilities.
Kathy Barnard reflected on the critical day, stating, 'We had the right team here to carry out the amazing care we gave everybody that hit our door that day.'
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