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In the wake of encouraging poll numbers in his campaign to unseat U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, Republican Mike McGavick rolled into Kitsap again Monday, this time as a serious challenger.

"We obviously see Kitsap as a really important part to victory," McGavick said Monday before addressing a breakfast crowd at the Fleet Reserve Branch 29. He later made an appearance at the Theler Center in Belfair.

Campaign officials said it was McGavick's fourth appearance in Kitsap.

After trailing Cantwell by 15 points in January, McGavick has pulled within 4 points, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll released June 21.

While sticking to the conservative side on most issues, including flag burning, the Iraq war and illegal immigration, the Seattle native was not shy about his disappointment in the Republican-controlled Congress.

"I'm extremely frustrated because I expect the Republican Party to be more disciplined," he told a crowd of about 20 in Bremerton. "The fact that we have a runaway federal deficit is an outrage."

McGavick, a former CEO of Safeco Insurance, focused more on the state of current politics than differences he has with Cantwell, a first-term senator.

"We're too focused on bumper-sticker slogans than we are tackling the big, important issues," he said.

Pointing to the political firestorm earlier this year when a Dubai company tried to purchase ports on American shores, McGavick said both Republicans and Democrats were more interested in securing leverage than discussing facts.

"I thought, 'This is a good chance to explore a complicated, important issue,' " McGavick said. "But they quickly dropped it and moved on to the next issue. That's got to stop."

He also criticized congressional Republicans for failing to control spending, saying they have focused their spending cuts on smaller programs instead of the biggest budget items, including Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

"A lot of those smaller programs are good investments," McGavick said. "Cutting funds that go to veterans is not the way to cut spending."

While positioning himself as a centrist, McGavick also brandished his conservative views, including:

 Supporting a constitutional amendment that would ban flag burning.

 Not setting a timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq.

 Pushing for more fence along the southern U.S. border to curtail illegal immigration.

 Allowing for oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, or ANWR.

The ANWR debate caught national attention in December year when Cantwell successfully stood up to Senate patriarch Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, to block drilling. Stevens has since campaigned heavily on McGavick's behalf.

McGavick acknowledged that the ANWR drilling is a contentious issue but said that drilling for domestic oil is the fastest way to curtail escalating fuel prices.

"I support alternative fuels," he said, "but our infrastructure — our cars and our businesses — are built for petroleum-based fuels. That's not going to change overnight."

While pushing for tighter security along the Mexican border, McGavick said Congress also should consider a guest-worker program for immigrants who have worked in the United States for five years or more. Conservatives have derided the guest-worker program as amnesty, but McGavick said it's necessary.

"Seasonal guest-workers make sense for everybody," McGavick said. "But the key word is 'guest.' Where I grew up, 'guest' meant that you eventually leave."

The crowd in Bremerton — a mix of Republicans and moderate Democrats — appeared to be impressed by McGavick's stump performance.

Tom Olbenland of Port Orchard said he didn't know much about McGavick before meeting with him.

"I understood his message," Olbenland said. "I'm not totally sold either way, but I'm interested in learning more."

Others have already been sold on McGavick. Still, some local Republicans, including Shane Foraker of Poulsbo, had a few disagreements.

"I'm concerned about drilling in ANWR," Foraker said. "I want certain restrictions. And I would also like to hear more about how he would look after veterans better. But overall, I was impressed."

After a stroll on the Theler wetlands trails and a visit with a salmon recovery group, McGavick gathered some 35 potential voters around him to talk issues.

He answered questions while standing in front of his bright red motor home parked outside the Mary E. Theler Community Center. The stop — complete with free sandwiches — followed his Bremerton visit and a meeting with Bremerton and Allyn port officials at Bremerton National Airport. That session focused on the ports' coordinated planning for the Highway 3 corridor and South Kitsap Industrial Area.

McGavick's days-long tour started July 3 and has targeted small audiences in small towns. From Belfair, the "Open Mike Tour" headed to Shelton.

"It's a way to cut through the politics," the Seattle native said after covering topics ranging from illegal immigration to the civic duties of the nation's news media. Belfair resident Jack Kimball shook McGavick's hand before the questions started.

Did he like Mike?

"That's what I came down to find out," Kimball said, adding, "I'm about as independent as you can get."

McGavick observed that rural and scenic North Mason is at a crossroads.

"You have such a wonderful, wonderful opportunity. Growth is coming but it isn't all here yet. You have a chance to get it right."

He repeated his stands in favor of drilling in ANWR and a guest-worker program. He said he objects to judges ordering state legislatures to allow gay marriages, but also thinks employee benefits "have to be more flexible" to protect children in homosexual households.

McGavick claimed this state has the fourth-highest business taxes in the nation. On the national level, he'd work for business-friendly measures such as "balanced" environmental laws, health insurance plans for small businesses, tort reform and inheritance tax repeal.

But the bottom line, he said, is that politicians continue to sidestep the big money issues affecting the economy. They "end up fighting over every nickel (in other programs), and that's a dumb way to budget."<
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Robert Millar Sportive this May to tackle roads where Scottish great honed his climbing skills
Event forms part of Scottish Sportive Series along with Graeme Obree Ayrshire Sportive and Whisky Trail Sportive
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Following the launch of the Graeme Obree Ayrshire Sportive last year, Scotland is to get a second ride that celebrates one of the country's great cyclists – Robert Millar, winner of the King of the Mountains competition in the 1984 Tour de France, and still Britain's most successful ever Grand Tour rider in terms of overall placings.
The Robert Millar Sportive, which will be based in Kirkintilloch near Glasgow, will be held on Sunday 27 May 2012, and is one of three events that will form part of the Scottish Sportive Series of rides from organisers Maximise Sport – the Whisky Trail Sportive in June, and the Graeme Obree Ayrshire Sportive in July.
The Robert Millar Sportive aims to celebrate the legacy of a cyclist whose fourth place overall in the 1984 Tour has still never been bettered by a British cyclist, although Bradley Wiggins equalled it in 2009.
During his career he also finished second in both the Giro d'Italia and the Vuelta – it's widely believed that he would have won the latter in 1985 had Spanish teams not worked together to ensure that home rider Pedro Delgado would win.
Millar's career and subsequent withdrawal from the cycling scene was charted in Richard Moore's 2008 biography, In Search of Robert Millar, although he does from time to time emerge from his seclusion, writing now and again for publications including Rouleur.
While Millar has no direct involvement in the event, it does have his support, with proceeds going to the Braveheart Cycling Fund and Glasgow Wheelers CC.
Rhondda Geekie, leader of East Dunbartonshire Council Leader, commented: "I am delighted that East Dunbartonshire is a part of this wonderful event and I look forward to welcoming participants, their supporters and spectators to Kirkintilloch on the day.
"The challenging terrain which makes up the routes provides a picturesque backdrop to celebrate one of Scotland's true cycling heroes, Robert Millar. In East Dunbartonshire, we are fortunate to have some beautiful scenery on our doorstep and I'm delighted that others will get to enjoy it too".
Two routes will be on offer, one of 95 miles the other of 46 miles, and David Lang of organisers Maximise Sport said: "This will undoubtedly be one of the hardest sportives on the UK calendar.
We have selected a route which will offer a severe test even to the best prepared riders and takes in many of the roads Robert trained on when he was a member of The Glasgow Wheelers including some of the most challenging climbs in central Scotland, the 'Tak Ma Doon', 'Top of the World' and 'The Crow Road'.
"This is a beautiful route starting and finishing in Kirkintilloch, climbing over the Kilsyth Hills before travelling through Stirlingshire then negotiating the private road around Loch Katrine for the 95 mile event.
"We think this is destined to become one of the best sportives in the UK and will be a
test for the best. This is fitting in that it celebrates a legend that is Robert Millar whose feats as a cyclist inspired many of the cyclists now competing at international, world and professional level.
"We are delighted also that proceeds from the Robert Millar Sportive will go to help develop the talent of tomorrow with funds being allocated to Glasgow Wheelers and The Braveheart Fund and hopefully assist in the development of Scotland's aspiring road and track cyclists," he added.
Full details of the event including how to enter can be found on the Robert Millar Sportive website.
Bit of a kerfuffle with this sportive up 'ere in Scotland.
They've had to cancel/postpone the (long running) Sam Robinson RR as this Sportive will be using the same roads on the same day. Bit of tension between the races and sportives and perhaps shows that it's about time BC got involved with sportives to avoid such things happening again in future. Ironic that the money from this goes to Braveheart to help young racers.
posted by Goatkarma [28 posts]
21st March 2012 - 12:35
Sounds like the situation in Bristol that Road.cc recently reported on - races being canned in favour of sportives. While my abilities put me far more in sportive territory than road racing, postponing proper races to hold pretend ones seems backwards.
45 and 95 miles seems to be two extremes.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice...
posted by notfastenough [3682 posts]
21st March 2012 - 12:46
Yeah its to be the 38th Sam Robinson RR aint it? But its running on the 26th i thought
Still not on, just because a big name comes along that other things can get binned like this, also charging more that double the RR, RR £15 - Sportive £35
posted by Gkam84 [9289 posts]
21st March 2012 - 13:27
I might start organising a sportive for 28 July in the Surrey Hills and see what happens
posted by Simon_MacMichael [9231 posts]
21st March 2012 - 13:33
I might start organising a sportive for 28 July in the Surrey Hills and see what happens
Thats a plan, a mass Road.cc outing and call it, Cycling for cyclists not profit
posted by Gkam84 [9289 posts]
21st March 2012 - 14:01
The link at the end of the article doesn't work, it's missing a : after the http. It should be http://www.glasgowwheelers.com/robertMillarSportive.php
posted by netclectic [127 posts]
21st March 2012 - 14:18
That's rather poor considering the Trossachs Ton with an almost identical route is already scheduled for June 17th. Seems bonkers to have both and disrupt the Sam Robinson.
posted by netclectic [127 posts]
21st March 2012 - 14:24
posted by Simon_MacMichael [9231 posts]
21st March 2012 - 14:32
A few decent climbs in there, including the Tak Ma Doon complete with stream ford. The shorter route goes along an awfy bumpy and rough road east of Balfron too. That road from Stronachlachar to Aberfoyle after Loch Katrine is a nightmare too, bring yer cyclocross.
Je vie dans l'espoir constant
posted by Strathlubnaig [115 posts]
21st March 2012 - 17:54
posted by giff77 [1136 posts]
22nd March 2012 - 2:32
Pretty new to road cycling and have done the Tak and Crow.
Curious to where the 'Top of the World' is. Any pointers would be appreciated.
posted by clowner [2 posts]
25th March 2012 - 18:54
posted by clowner [2 posts]
25th March 2012 - 18:56
Hi Clowner
The top of the world is the area of a mile or so circle where the roads of Arnprior, Kippen and Fintry all meet at a junction. It is the B 822 road..appprox 5 equidistant between Kippen and Fintry villages near where there are two small lochs/water catchments..not sure natural or man made. I don't think people local to Kippen and Fintry call it Top of the World..I suspect this is Scottish club cyclists who tend to refer to it as the top of the world due to panormic view east, and west south west.
posted by dave_1 [3 posts]
12th April 2012 - 7:10
5 miles between Fintry and Kippen..can see here on google map http://g.co/maps/qfshu
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EMR Upgrade Progressing on Schedule
April 22, 2014 posted by Lt. Col. Danny J. Morton
I'm pleased to announce that MC4 has completed Phase 1 of the EMR 220.127.116.11 software upgrade fielding. We were successful in meeting the tight deadline of April 7. We upgraded 3,300 systems in 13 countries for 537 deployed units, deploying units or units actively using MC4.
Among the EMR 22.214.171.124 software suite upgrades for MC4 systems is the Windows 7 operating system. It was imperative to update the Windows operating system prior to the April 8 expiration of the Windows XP license and the expiration of the MC4 Authority to Operate (ATO).
The overall EMR 184.108.40.206 upgrade process did come with a few challenges and hurdles in which we continue to assist units in obtaining PKI-E certificates. The process in obtaining PKI-E Certificates is a unit responsibility through their S6 or SASMO. We'll have more information in the coming days and weeks as we share the latest and greatest guidance with customers via The Gateway.
This month, the EMR 188.8.131.52 upgrade is moving into Phase 2, which will focus on our established priorities. Phase II will focus on upgrading MC4 systems to units that do not actively use the MC4 system, such as training support organizations.
EMR 126.96.36.199 Hits the Road in 2014
November 25, 2013 posted by Lt. Col. Danny J. Morton
The dust has settled since the partial government shutdown ended in mid-October. Here at MC4 we've been reassessing our software upgrade timeline for EMR 126.96.36.199 and I'm pleased to announce that MC4 will begin our software upgrade for the new EMR suite on 12 January 2013. We are setting a deadline of 31 March 2014 to update about 4,000 laptops.
While the shutdown delayed the execution of the software upgrade, it was not the only thing that postponed the release of EMR 220.127.116.11. The software upgrade has also been delayed because it took more time to coordinate with partners and stakeholders – who were also recovering from the shutdown – to prepare joint efforts to field EMR 220.127.116.11.
Since our last update on the EMR upgrade, no changes have been made to the suite.
Customers can expect to receive the following enhancements to the TMIP-J software applications in EMR 126.96.36.199:
It's important that unit level system administrators (ULSAs) contact their S6/G6 for assistance in acquiring PKI-E certificates. These certificates need to be loaded to the MC4 systems receiving EMR 184.108.40.206.
EMR 220.127.116.11 software upgrade will be completed in two phases. The first phase includes upgrading deployed and forward deployed units, deploying units, active duty and activated special operations units, units routinely using MC4 to electronically document care, all MC4 systems at the Tobyhanna Army Depot and any government furnished equipment issued to support contractors who train unit level system administrators (ULAs) and other personnel involved in systems administration functions. The second phase will include all other staff and customers with MC4 systems.
I appreciate the hard work of the MC4 staff, partners and stakeholders over the past few weeks who have worked tirelessly to ensure that our software is ready to be released. I also appreciate our customers for their patience as we gear up to provide you a better system that will enhance your ability to electronically document care and ultimately improve Soldier care.
EMR 184.108.40.206 Upgrade Requires Customer Action
September 3, 2013 posted by Lt. Col. Danny J. Morton
Editor's Note: This blog was updated on September 6, 2013.
In March I blogged about these certificates, which are a new requirement for the EMR system. Prior to receiving the EMR upgrade, customers must ensure they have PKI-E certificates and that they are functional prior to MC4 staff arriving to assist with the fielding.
If MC4 staff arrives and a customer hasn't already requested and received PKI-E certificates our staff will still upgrade the unit, but the EMR system will not entirely function as designed. Customers will be able to document care, but the information will not flow and MEDLOG orders will not be processed electronically; units will have to revert to email, paper or other means.
Part of the EMR 188.8.131.52 upgrade is the Windows 7 operating system. We have a hard stop of 8 April 2014 to get all MC4 laptops on this new operating system. Customers who aren't proactive and don't do their part in preparing for the new EMR system could potentially experience gaps in service.
We will do our part to upgrade your unit to the next iteration of the EMR, but it's critical that our customers prepare for the upgrade.
Thank you for your understanding and for helping us to maintain service to our Soldiers.
PKI-E Coming to an MC4 System Near You
March 18, 2013 posted by Lt. Col. Danny J. Morton
Cyber security is everyone's responsibility. Cyber attacks are becoming an increasing problem for the Army and Department of Defense at large. To help protect our networks, it's become a requirement to use Public Key Infrastructure - Equipment (PKI-E) certificates. This requirement has posed a challenge for MC4 customers.
When we roll out the next iteration of the EMR system, it will be required that all MC4 systems have a valid PKI-E certificate issued by a valid certificate authority. These certificates are a way for a computer to verify that the other computer it's talking to is legitimate. To establish this trust between two systems, every MC4 system needs to use PKI-E. Self-signed certificates will no longer be permitted because they won't be recognized by systems using legitimate PKI-E and this could ultimately cause a break in the flow of information on the EMR system.
This new business process poses a unique challenge for MC4 users in theater. To request a PKI-E certificate, specific information will need to be submitted with the initial request; however, this information may not be available to a deploying unit until they arrive downrange. The process of securing DOD-issued certificates is very well established, but will pose a challenge for transient personnel in theater. This is a challenge that will need to be tackled in order to be successful in using the EMR system to accomplish a mission.
PKI-E is a DOD requirement and a necessary one. There will be challenges ahead as we transition to this new process. I know that you may have questions, and we are doing our best to navigate these new waters for you. We will provide additional information as soon as we know more about how these certificates will function with the EMR system.
Prepping for Medical Info Capture on Smart Devices
March 26, 2012 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
Mobile electronic devices (MEDs) are a hot topic in the Army right now. While the Mobile Handheld Common Environment Working Group is actively working to determine the requirements for the Army's ideal MED, MC4 is staying engaged.
Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2) is working on two separate devices; a mounted and hand-held device that will support deployed Soldiers. The Joint Battle Command – Platform (JBC-P) mounted device contains an electronic casualty report (ECR), an application that captures information similar to the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) card. MC4 is currently assisting with the development of medical apps that mimic current AHLTA-Mobile capabilities, such as the TCCC card and the Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE) form that could run on the JBC-P hand-held device.
There's value in having the TCCC card available on a MED that would allow any Soldier the ability to handle and document care. Point-of-injury (POI) care and even buddy care for that matter are critical to an injured Soldier's lifelong medical record. If we can provide the means for a medic or fellow Soldier to document injuries as soon as a possible, there's a greater chance that pertinent information will make it into the Soldier's electronic medical record (EMR).
We are actively collaborating in preparation for the Capability Integration Evaluation (CIE) 13.1, formerly known as Network Integration Evaluation (NIE) 13.1, later this year to demo a mobile medical app on the JBC-P device. MC4 is in discussions with various other offices, such as the Directorate of Combat and Doctrine Development (DCDD), Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), the Office of the Surgeon General (OTSG), and Connecting Soldiers through Digital Applications (CSDA) to name a few, to determine what effective role MC4 can play in the way ahead. Wherever possible, we will assist our partners in successfully capturing electronic health information on various platforms and uploading them into the MC4 system.
Handhelds will also serve as great platforms to access other resources. Since releasing the Commander's Guide to MC4 available on ATN2GO, there's a greater interest in accessing MC4 references on an MED. We are also working to determine how the Army Marketplace could serve as a home for MC4 references. We are evaluating what we need to do in terms of establishing business processes, determining roles and responsibilities and testing those processes with approved references and medical mobile apps before making them available to customers.
The Point of POI
February 27, 2012 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
There have been a number of ground-breaking efforts by the Army to meet the needs of Soldiers with mobile apps, but one effort that still escapes the Army is documentation of the care provided at point-of-injury. Let's not kid ourselves, charting care does not come before life and limb. Yet, we're tasked with ensuring what's often the Soldiers' first and most important medical footprint is documented, somehow, someway. With that in mind, let's review what's been done and where we might be headed.
There is AHLTA-Mobile, a mobile app that provides the digitized version of the DD 1380 and SF 600, loaded on an MC4 handheld. In some instances it works fine, but in others it may not. Oftentimes, I've heard that many prefer to wait until they are back at their stations to enter all their notes after they've had a chance to shower, eat and refocus after a hard day's work on the battlefield. That's understandable, but we still need to find a way to take notes in real-time.
We can help Soldiers and providers communicate hundreds of miles apart using telehealth capabilities, but we can't figure out how a medic can do the same down range, smartly yet safely?
To add fuel to the fire, medics aren't required to use the handhelds, and Soldiers providing buddy care aren't equipped with handhelds. Finding a way to give fellow Soldiers and medics a tool where they can provide care and document care immediately is really what we need to accomplish.
At MC4, we're dedicated to keeping an eye out for a solution to this frustrating problem. When we are able to provide appropriate apps on mobile electronic devices, this tool will be better than the current AHLTA-Mobile software on the MC70. Voice recognition is an option that keeps surfacing in conversations. I agree that hands-free is a future goal, but only time will tell.
There's also the possibility of adding a smart card reader to the MC70 that would allow medics the ability to record medical information from the handheld in a non-connected environment. This is an inexpensive solution for documenting care and ensuring that information is transmitted to the Soldier's EMR.
Providing a link between the tactical radios and the MC70 would allow transmission of POI and routine medical information to the next level of care. A third solution still is using an audio recorder as a non-network device which would enable audio capture of POI medical information that travels with the patient. Additional information could be added by MEDEVAC.
We're closely tracking these potential solutions and getting involved and anticipating the Army's solution for tactical radios and smart devices so we can use new technology to solve POI care documentation. Participation in NIE adds an additional layer of validation of user requirements, new concepts, training and a chance to get user feedback.
In the next couple of weeks, we'll be talking to Lt. Col. Daniel Kral, the chief technology officer at the Office of the Chief Information Officer with the Army Medical Command, about point-of-injury documentation. He's written a white paper on how to improve electronic health record documentation at all levels of care in theater. He has some interesting insight that we'll be sharing with you in an upcoming feature on The Gateway.
Modern Soldier...I am not
November 28, 2011 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
…but I play one in real life! Medical information technology is moving at such as a rapid pace, we sometimes fail to stop and look around. This month is often observed as Military Medical Technologies Month, a perfect time to highlight some of the work our partner organizations are doing to merge science and technology for deployable Soldiers.
Check out what Telehealth and Technology (T2) is up to. Aside from developing and fielding some award winning apps, like the Mood Tracker and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) Pocket Guide, they're actively involved in delivering capabilities to improve behavioral health downrange.
T2 also has a hand in the new capability being released by Military Pathways to assist Soldiers with mental health and alcohol concerns. They've launched a new web-based tool called Video Doctors that provides Soldiers with helpful information on risk factors associated with these health concerns.
In the past several weeks we've been highlighting telehealth. If you haven't had a chance yet, I recommend reading Col. Ron Poropatich's blog about expanding telehealth in Afghanistan. As the deputy director for the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), he and his group remain at the forefront of new technology and will be blogging on The Gateway more regularly, so stay tuned.
On the MC4 side, I recently attended a technology transition integrated process team meeting in San Antonio. There, vendors demonstrated their latest tools for medics and other first responders to use downrange to assist in capturing health care data. I even got a chance to try out some of the equipment for size.
We're continually on the lookout for hardware and software that will improve health care documentation, medical logistics capabilities and enhance training efforts. In fact, we'll be spotlighting Col. Aaron Silver, the Defense Health Information Management System (DHIMS) program manager, soon. He'll cover the latest projects DHIMS has underway and what, if any, changes may be coming down the pike for TC2. I'm looking forward to hearing about any new capabilities that may be fielded in the near future. Stay tuned for this feature in the upcoming issue of The Gateway Monthly.
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MAJ Ellis
Nice article Sir! Hope all is well with you and thanks for all the assistance you provided me while I was in Kandahar!
December 1, 2011
EMRs Gone in 60 Seconds
October 17, 2011 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
Each day the Army's getting closer to identifying an approved mobile electronic device for Soldiers downrange. Meanwhile, we're continuing to test how our systems and processes will fare in enabling medics to better document care—on the move—using that device.
A few months ago, we worked with our partners at the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) and the Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) to successfully transmit electronic point-of-injury (POI) data from a commercial device to a central repository. The pilot successes and the medical transmission of data occurred in 60 seconds!
During an exercise at Fort Dix, N.J., medical personnel completed a digital version of the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) card and a Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE) form using the Samsung Galaxy S and the Dell Streak 5 (Android version 2.2 based operating system as reference platforms). The system worked as it was designed and the data was transmitted in less than 60 seconds from the hand-held device to AHLTA-T using a cradle connected to an MC4 laptop. Once the data was synched with AHLTA-T, it was then submitted directly to the Theater Medical Data Store (TMDS), the web-based application used to view Service members' medical treatment information recorded in the combat zone. The Motorola XOOM tablet was also used to capture the TCCC.
We set out to evaluate how well mobile hardware and accompanying apps would perform in a field environment and whether these were practical devices for medics to use when documenting patient care downrange. We used a prototype app, Patient, which was developed specifically for interfacing with the TCCC and MACE prototype apps. The two-day evaluation provided us the insights we need to make some adjustments.
The Android-based devices were pretty popular among the staff, but they did pose some difficulties for individuals who have larger fingertips. The Motorola XOOM tablet was definitely the favorite among the group because of the 10-inch touch screen, but its size and shape aren't practical for a medic on the move.
Overall, the handheld devices themselves were well received, but the tablets in particular need some improvements. We had to break out the beach umbrella to compensate for the sun glare on the touch screens. Thankfully, upcoming versions of these devices will correct this environmental concern so we don't have to arm every deployed medic with a beach umbrella, too.
These initial evaluations are encouraging and I do believe we can take this process overseas, but we're still waiting to hear from the Army as to which mobile hand-held devices/platforms will be chosen for use downrange. In the meantime, we're already seeing how the MC4 system can operate on commercial devices.
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SGT Wesley
The challenge in the selection of a device, should be based on signal transmission and power output.With signal transmission, in Garrison, we can piggy back off of soldier's commercial data plan, but what about in theater? With power output, the larger the screen, the more battery it consumes, so in garrison, the device needed to be plugged in pretty much at least once during mid-day, but what about FTX, or on a 72 hour patrol? Food for thought.
November 2, 2011
Is it possible to integrate USB/power outlet in theater vehicles, and to add portable wifi capability for mobile devices?
It is a great stuff, planned operation is very important for the Army, I am sure this will help to work more systematically and planned...........
October 24, 2011
Pretty cool stuff! Now, if only the rest of the Army would get it together and select a device so Soldiers can move forward with planning and implementation.
October 19, 2011
Putting Future Systems to the Test
February 15, 2011 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
This summer, the Army will conduct the 2011 Integrated Network Baseline Evaluation (INBE). This six-week test at Fort Bliss, Texas, and White Sands Missile Range, N.M., will evaluate developmental tactical networks, as well as network and systems integration for future brigade combat team (BCT) modernization efforts.
MC4 was selected to participate in order to determine the requirements to operate current and emerging medical IM/IT systems in a deployed environment. The 2nd BCT, 1st Armored Division, will utilize MC4 in conjunction with Army Battle Command Systems and new MC4 enhancements, such as telemedicine capabilities at the battalion aid station and brigade medical company levels.
MC4's involvement is a direct result of engagement by Army Col. Brian Lien, Forces Command (FORSCOM) surgeon, and Army Lt. Col. Dan Kral, medical communications capabilities manager at the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Center and School, Directorate of Combat and Doctrine Development, on behalf of MC4. This is an excellent opportunity to ensure that AMEDD requirements are represented and tested in support of the Army's brigade modernization efforts. During the coming months, we'll train the 2nd BCT, 1st Armored Division, to use and support MC4 systems with new capabilities for the event, as well as in their garrison aid stations.
Other systems to be used throughout the evaluation include the Joint Tactical Radio Program (JTRS), Ground Mobile Radio (GMR) and Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2). By testing system capabilities in the BCT structure, the multi-week scenario will help to create a baseline of network requirements, as well as uncover any gaps and vulnerabilities in the current network. This information will be invaluable as we deploy new technology to the field.
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MC4 has come a long way with Army leadership now wanting to involve the program in studies like the INBE. The test can be beneficial to determine the network load to operate the various systems and to improve the efforts for future BCTs.
February 17, 2011
Looking forward to see the results from the INBE. Hopefully it leads to better integration efforts and greater bandwidth in the deployed environment to use the various programs. When you're located away from the major hubs, connectivity can be terrible making systems useless.
February 16, 2011
I hope this doesn't mean that we're just now testing the tactical network capacity close to 10 years into the war.
Testing Smart Phones and Mobile Devices for Battlefield EMR Feasibility
November 19, 2010 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
MC4 continuously evaluates the latest technologies to help deployed providers, commanders and logisticians record, track and share medical data. Case in point, check out MC4's support of the Tele-consultation Project in Iraq, the Hands-free EMR Pilot and the Tele-behavioral Health Initiative.
Now we've turned our attention to mobile devices and their feasibility versus the thick clients MC4 deploys. We're testing tactical EMR apps, specifically AHLTA-T and TC2, on the iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone, HTC EVO and Samsung Epic. Early results show that both apps can technically operate on the Apple iOS and the Droid OS using the devices' stretch, tap and swipe functionality.
While the initial tests show promise, there is still a long way to go before we consider fielding these technologies. They must clear a myriad of hurdles, including data-at-rest encryption requirements, clearance for wireless use in theater, and a bevy of DOD and local signal certifications.
Testing remains a big part of what we do at MC4. Some of the hardware and apps we evaluate pass with flying colors; in turn we field them as soon as possible. Others never make it out of the lab. I'll continue to keep you posted on this endeavor and welcome your thoughts on this topic, so post away!
Any plans to add the PTSD coach app to the MC4 handheld? Seems to me apps are the way of the future and would be an easy addition to the MC4 system since it's been so popular.
June 29, 2011
Good info - actually found it separately during a Google search.
December 26, 2010
Maybe those smart phones can be used in the behavioral health initiative COL Pak mentions. Seems like Soldiers would use a mobile device more often to connect with specialists since they're on the move and it's easier than finding a private place to start up their laptop.
November 23, 2010
If these phones and iPADs can run the EMR system, I hope it doesn't take two years to get them into the hands of Soldiers. It's cool to see what the Army can do so long as it does it smart and fast.
November 22, 2010
JMeWS Absorbed by MSAT
November 18, 2010 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
Users now have a new web-based tool for medical surveillance. The Medical Situational Awareness in the Theater (MSAT) portal combines JMeWS with enhanced mapping and reporting capabilities. The new functionality gives commanders more resources to perform command and control activities, thus improving the decision-making process on the battlefield.
Commanders can geographically view outbreaks and potential health threats. Armed with this information, they can reallocate resources to best protect the fighting force. They can also generate a large number of reports using the new Business Objects functionality based upon the medical data captured by units using MC4 systems in the field. This is a significant upgrade from the 12 canned reports built into the JMeWS-only website.
Registered JMeWS users can use the same login credentials to access the MSAT portal. The old JMeWS website will remain active until the end of the year. Users can access training videos and the MSAT user manual on AKO, as well as contact the medical surveillance helpdesk for more information.
a good summary of MSAT.
November 20, 2010
Eyes on Hands-Free Medical Recording
August 27, 2010 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
Point-of-injury medical data recorded by first responders is a critical piece of a Service member's medical history. The data provides key information for clinicians throughout the continuum of care, informs research for the development of material solutions designed to improve Soldier protection and improve trauma care, as well as validates future claims for VA medical benefits. While critically important, initial battlefield care is rarely recorded.
First responders and medics have their hands full treating wounded warriors before they're medevaced to the nearest treatment facility. At best, medics use a grease pencil to write notes on tape attached to the injured Soldier or, in some cases, directly on the Soldier. Obviously, this information never makes it into the Soldier's medical history.
To eliminate this documentation vacuum, MC4 is working with military stakeholders to test hands-free devices to capture point-of-injury care. At the forefront of this effort are digital voice recorders. The devices must overcome the challenge of minimizing battlefield noises while preserving the human voice. Also, the unstructured recording needs to be converted into a structured, mineable patient note and be compatible with DOD EMR systems, including MC4.
After testing the hands-free voice recorders in simulated battlefield conditions, Army medics plan to field-test prototypes to determine the feasibility of use by medics and first responders in real-world situations. A poster, developed for the Advanced Technology Applications for Combat Casualty Care Conference in Tampa, Fla., describes this hands-free EMR effort.
I'll continue to provide updates in future blogs of our involvement of the research process with this endeavor, as well as our continued efforts with the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
This is a great patient care initiative. It'll also help support the Soldier and Marine with obtaining care and resources downstream.
August 31, 2010
The idea of the digital pen is nothing more than a pipe dream. That horrible idea should just go away. Those people that don't want to use a computer to chart notes should take a typing class. Computers aren't something for the future, they're the present
The voice recroders are interesting. I think that digital pen technology should also be considered for these applications.
August 30, 2010
Articles are very informative. I am looking forward to hearing about the results of using hands-free EMR in the real- world.
Flight Medics, Trauma Coordinators Utilize New AIM Form
April 26, 2010 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
In April, flight medics in Afghanistan initiated the use of a new tool to electronically chart the care given during medical evacuations (medevacs), as well as at the point of injury. MC4 technical support personnel worked with OTSG, as well as with medics and flight surgeons assigned to C Company, 2-3rd Aviation Regiment at Bagram Airfield, to develop an Alternative Input Method (AIM) form for in-transit care that works with the outpatient application, AHLTA-T.
The template allows for the capture of data from multiple sources used during medevacs into one streamlined template, including any data recorded by medics at the point of injury and forms completed en route by flight medics. The development of the new AIM form builds upon a template created last year by a flight medic to better document the care administered while in the air.
The new AIM form also augments the efforts under way by trauma nurse coordinators (TNCs), who collect trauma data to populate the Joint Theater Trauma Registry (JTTR). Previously, TNCs gathered in-transit data only from paper forms. As a result, staff had to scan and manually transfer data to the trauma database.
This AIM form should assist TNCs to populate JTTR faster and more accurately with data from AHLTA-T and the Theater Medical Data Store (TMDS). Flight medics will continue to use paper run sheets during treatment, but now have a digital form available to better transfer the information into a Service members' longitudinal health record.
The new medevac template not only bolsters Service members' electronic medical records with information previously not documented, but also provides researchers additional information to assist with the development of future life-saving technologies for the battlefield.
Fielding the Next Generation of MC4 Hardware
July 18, 2009 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
I have frequently mentioned that MC4 continuously evaluates the latest technology to help deliver the best products and services to help you, the user, to successfully achieve your EMR and medical logistics missions. In May, MC4 began fielding one of these new products—the Dell Latitude E6400 ATG laptop—as part of our technical refresh in support of the next generation of software.
The Area Support Group-Qatar at Camp As Sayliyah was the first unit to receive the new ruggedized Dell laptops with faster processor speeds, longer battery life and lighter weight compared to the current MC4 laptops used on the battlefield and in garrison clinics.
The hardware fielding coincides with MC4 Basis of Issue Plans (BOIPs), established by the Army as the objective baseline for the distribution of equipment by type of unit.
Questions regarding when, or if, your unit will receive new laptops, as well as specifics about the hardware, can be directed to your local MC4 region office. Technical documents regarding the new hardware are available for download in the hardware section of our Web site.
MC4 to Deploy the Next Version of EMR Software
July 17, 2009 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
In June, MC4 received approval to field the latest release of DHIMS' tactical software on MC4 systems, EMR version 18.104.22.168—also well-known as Block Two, Release One (B2R1). The authorization to operate (ATO) spans three years.
This summer, MC4 will deploy multiple technical support teams consisting of operations leadership, systems administrators, trainers and DHIMS subject matter experts to ensure the transition from EMR 1.5 to EMR 18.104.22.168 goes smoothly and is well-coordinated.
The upgrade brings improved network security with the migration to Windows XP and Server 2003. The long-anticipated additions of Alternate Input Method (AIMS) forms and Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE) forms will improve user efficiency and better facilitate the capture and evaluation of traumatic brain injury data. Additionally, Block Two includes significant upgrades to the outpatient application (AHLTA-T), patches to the inpatient system (TC2) and new ad hoc reporting features.
We will provide additional details on this upgrade, as well keep you updated on the fielding progress, in both the newsletter and on the MC4 Web site.
New Medical Reference Tool—UpToDate—Approved for Use on MC4 Systems
April 24, 2009 posted by Lt. Col. William E. Geesey
UpToDate is an evidence-based, peer-reviewed, preferred medical resource designed to provide medical professionals access to current clinical information. With UpToDate, medical personnel get specific, detailed answers to clinical questions in their office, exam room or bedside. It covers more than 7,700 topics in 14 medical specialties and includes more than 80,000 pages of text, graphics, links to Medline abstracts, more than 260,000 references and a drug database.
Medical personnel have been requesting permission to install this medical reference tool on their MC4 laptops. After extensive testing, UpToDate is now listed on MC4's qualified software list, permitting users to install UpToDate on their MC4 systems.
The software is not automatically loaded onto MC4 systems, so users need to request the most current version of UpToDate, by contacting Ann Potter, Library Program Office, U.S. Army Medical Command.
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Urbana Junior High and High School students no longer getting in trouble for bringing out Kindles or iPads, thanks to a new Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) pilot program.
Superintendent Deasy wants to give each L.A. Unified student a high-tech device. That would mean 700,000 pieces of digital equipment costing about $450 million, not counting more than $200 million (and possibly double that) to update the campus' wireless Internet service. But his plan needs work.
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While not as extensive as a General Plan update, the Planning Department's progress toward a comprehensive zoning regulations update may end up affecting several areas within the city.
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