United States Army Medical Command (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "United States Army Medical Command" in English language version.

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army.mil

army.mil

Martinez-Navedo, Angel D. (17 April 2019). "MAP is the New PROFIS: 1st AML Embracing the Change". army.mil.
Frady, Kirk (22 December 2017). "Expeditionary Resuscitation Surgical Team (ERST) Training/Support Team". army.mil.

history.amedd.army.mil

"AMEDD Center of History & Heritage (ACHH)".

health.mil

health.mil

https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/MHS-Transformation, accessed August 2020.

armymedicine.health.mil

This structure data was taken from https://armymedicine.health.mil/, "Commands" tab, accessed August 2020.

nih.gov

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Mayer W., et al (1988), "A first report of the Department of Defense external civilian peer review of medical care"; JAMA, 1988 Nov 11;260(18):2690-3.
Buck A.S., et al (1992), "The Department of Defense Civilian External Peer Review Program: an interim report"; Mil Med, 1992 Jan;157(1):40-6.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

D'Angelo, Matthew; Losch, John; Smith, Bret; Geslak, Mark; Compton, Shon; Wofford, Kenneth; Seery, Jason; Morrison, Michael; Wedmore, Ian; Gross, Kirby; Paimore, James; Cuenca, Peter; Welder, Matthew (1 December 2017). "Expeditionary Resuscitation Surgical Team: The US Army's Initiative to Provide Damage Control Resuscitation and Surgery to Forces in Austere Settings". Journal of Special Operations Medicine. 17 (4): 76–79. PMID 29256200.

researchgate.net

D'Angelo, Matthew; Losch, John; Smith, Bret; Geslak, Mark; Compton, Shon; Wofford, Kenneth; Seery, Jason; Morrison, Michael; Wedmore, Ian; Gross, Kirby; Paimore, James; Cuenca, Peter; Welder, Matthew (1 December 2017). "Expeditionary Resuscitation Surgical Team: The US Army's Initiative to Provide Damage Control Resuscitation and Surgery to Forces in Austere Settings". Journal of Special Operations Medicine. 17 (4): 76–79. PMID 29256200.