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Articles by Douglas H. Stutz, Naval Hospital Bremerton Public Affairs

Defending the Homeland: NMRTC Bremerton ensures Operational Readiness and a Medically Ready Force

Article
7/22/2020
Three healthcare workers wearing masks

Supporting mission readiness has long been a responsibility for the ready medical force of NMRTC Bremerton.

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Top Military Health Care officials visit Naval Hospital Bremerton

Article
7/17/2020
Place and colleagues learn about Bremerton

"[W]hat’s most important to military health is not headquarters, but where that military health is delivered."

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DHA Director and Senior Enlisted Leader visit Branch Health Clinic Everett

Article
7/15/2020
Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place viewing a drive-through pharmacy

NHB, along with Branch Health Clinics Bangor, Everett and Puget Sound Naval Shipyard transitioned administration and management oversight to DHA in the fall of 2019.

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Defending the Homeland: COVID-19 Asymptomatic Testing Clinic opens at NMRTC Bremerton

Article
7/13/2020
Soldier getting a nasal swab test for COVID-19

[S]tanding up the CAT clinic will assist in identifying asymptomatic COVID-positive individuals and assist the continual effort to stop the spread of the pandemic.

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Confronting the Coronavirus and Countering Complacency

Article
7/2/2020
Masked Navy members consult clipboard.

Call it the COVID-19 complacency conundrum.

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A stronger tomorrow starts today during Men’s Health Month

Article
6/29/2020
Men running on the street

Although just a guess, there’s a sneaky reason why June is designated as Men’s Health Month.

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NMRTC Bremerton Radiology enhances connectivity with MHS GENESIS

Article
6/18/2020
Corpsman showing medical equipment to group of people in masks

New X-ray machine at NMRTC Bremerton provides near real-time capability for patient diagnosis on MHS GENESIS

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Defending the Homeland: NHB/NMRTC Bremerton’s PHEO leans in on COVID-19 pandemic

Article
5/20/2020
Three men standing in front of a military medical tent

It’s been long days preparing for the unpredictable, limiting the unforeseen and controlling the unexpected.

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NMRTC Bremerton recognizes National Nurse Week/Navy Nurse Corps Birthday

Article
5/8/2020
image of nurse Amy Salzieder, with the statement "Nurses care for people, not just treat a person. In doing so, we receive the satisfaction of knowing that we have made a difference to patients and their families."

Nurses Care for People...Not Just Treat a Person.

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Defending the Homeland: 'I Am Navy Medicine, helping stop the spread of COVID-19'

Article
5/7/2020
Image of nurse wearing a mask

NMRTC Bremerton’s Urgent Care Clinic (UCC) is a microcosm example of nurses – and teamwork - in action.

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Shining light on those wintertime blues

Article
1/8/2020
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects millions of Americans every year and is believed to be more common in parts of the country where the sunshine is less prevalent, such as here. SAD symptoms can include a down mood, loss of interest in activities that are normally enjoyable, change in appetite, sleep patterns, fatigue and loss of energy. (Navy photo by Douglas Stutz)

About seven percent of people experience a depressive episode every year

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DHA transition discussion hosted at Naval Hospital Bremerton

Article
12/12/2019
Air Force Maj. Gen. Lee E. Payne, Assistant Director for Combat Support Agency, Defense Health Agency explained to Naval Hospital Bremerton staff members during a Town Hall meeting there are four overlapping areas of focus for DHA which are great outcomes, ready medical force, satisfied patients, and fulfilled staff, all contributing to the goal of having a medically ready force and a ready medical force.

The most important outcome for us is a medically ready force

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Lending a helping, healing hand

Article
11/20/2019
Navy Capt. Johannes Bailey, Naval Hospital Bremerton Director for Nursing Services (left) and Navy Lt. Kaitlyn Harmon, NHB Multi Service Unit (right), flank Army 1st Lt. Lauren Odegaard, from Madigan Army Medical Center, for a photo op after thanking her for her assistance. Odegaard provided assistance for the month of October in NHB's MSU to help with staffing shortages. (U.S. Navy photo by Douglas H. Stutz)

Army nurse supports Navy hospital

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MHS GENESIS: A force multiplier, one read at a time

Article
5/23/2019
MHS GENESIS has laid the foundation of real time, collaborative provider-to-provider consultation on radiology studies, no matter which military department or sector of the world as long as there is internet connectivity. (U.S. Air Force file photo)

MHS GENESIS allows NHB to ensure 92nd Medical Group providers have results in about 30 minutes

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Preventive Medicine techs foil the foe

Article
5/6/2019
The Food Safety Managers Course can positively impact mission readiness. By inspecting food and food service facilities, and if needed, conducting bacteriological analysis of food, water, and ice samples keeps those food and water borne contaminants away. (U.S. Army photo)

The adversary can impact Sailors and Marines everywhere

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