Army Medicine Campaign Plan

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In support of the Army Medicine Campaign Plan , APHC Injury Prevention and Physical Performance Service Line have joined efforts to bring unintentional injury prevention and physical performance science to those in the field.

The Office of the Surgeon General's (OTSG) Rehabilitation and Reintegration Division (R2D), the Army Public Health Center, U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine , Consortium for Health and Military Performance (CHAMP), and other key organizations form the Research to Practice Work Group. The goals of the work group are to: (1) organize and present the online Army Medicine Campaign Research to Practice Education Series and (2) share injury prevention and physical fitness communication products and resources available or in development across organizations.

Key Topics

• Injury Prevention Epidemiology
• Army Injury Prevention
• Army Physical Fitness
• Nutrition
• Tobacco-Free Living
• Active Living

Army Medicine Campaign Research to Practice Education Series

The Army Medicine Campaign Research to Practice Education Series is co-sponsored by the AMED Campaign APHC Injury Prevention and Physical Performance Service Line.

FY19 Seminar Schedule

• 10 December 2018 (AMEDD C&S)
• 25 February 2019 (USARIEM)
• 6 May 2019 (SP Corps)
• 15 July 2019 (APHC)
• 16 September 2019 (USUHS/HPRC)

Time: 1300-1410 (Eastern)

See the Education Series web page for more information

Injury Prevention & Performance Optimization-Related News Articles

• The Weight of War  (14 August 2016)
• Training in the Heat: Fact and Fiction  (1 March 2016)
• Eating Right, reduce the risk of chronic disease  (1 March 2016)
• Are you getting enough ZZZs? Sleep like a baby with these top tips  (1 March 2016)
• Sugar Wars: Why is sugar so harmful to your mouth?  (9 February 2016)
• Is Gastroesophageal Reflex Disease Related to Heart Disease (4 February 2016)
• Make sure your winter fun is not a wipe out (19 January 2016) 
• Losing weight in 2016 is just an arm's length away (19 January 2016) 
• Mouthguards: Protecting your teeth won't make you a wuss (9 December 2015)
• Beware the blister: a 'minor injury' that can slow you down with serious pain (2 September 2015)
• Add fruits and veggies to diet for better nutrition (2 September 2015)
• Keep in step to stay active and healthy (3 August 2015)
• Prevention and early detection can improve men's health (1 June 2015)
• Recipe for a good night's sleep: Get ready to take on the day (1 June 2015)
• Make small changes to fit exercise into your day (1 May 2015) 
• Can supplements improve your mood? (2 April 2015)
• Soldiers stay active in PPPT program (2 April 2015) 
• Clean up your diet in three easy steps (2 March 2015) 
• Show your heart some love (2 February 2015)
• Will you make it past February 18? (2 February 2015) 
• February 19 is great American spit out (2 February 2015)
• Non-battle injuries result in more medical evacuations than combat (28 January 2015) 
• What should I drink during winter workouts? (5 January 2015) 
• How to achieve your weight loss goals (5 January 2015)