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tive air pressure to prevent infectious agents from being spread outside of the rooms. They also have anterooms where medical personnel put on personal protective equipment [PPE] before entering the room and are decontaminated before leaving the room.) Some 400 physicians are said to be resident in the county, about 250 of whom are currently in practice and providing care to county residents. There are few infectious disease specialists.
USAMRIID has a special immunizations program (SIP) clinic, which is an outpatient research facility and health care provider for USAMRIID employees involved in biocontainment laboratory work. The clinic provides both licensed and investigational vaccines, if available, to staff who are at risk of exposure to biohazard agents. The vaccines augment protection provided by PPE and engineering controls for working with biohazard agents. Personnel with work-related injuries or symptoms of illness (especially fevers) are expected per standard operating procedures to report to the SIP clinic. Five physicians are dedicated to the SIP clinic, with an additional four who participate in after hours on-call and a medical-monitor physician, who serves as a patient advocate for subjects enrolled in studies of investigational new drug products. Five of the physicians, including the medical monitor, are board certified infectious disease specialists. The clinic has a clinical laboratory and a research serology laboratory. The research laboratory has the ability to perform serological testing for the types of pathogens under study at USAMRIID. The SIP clinic also has a biosafety level (BSL)-3/4 observation/isolation suite on site.
General medical care for USAMRIID staff is provided by the Barquist Army Health Clinic, except for those handling infectious agents under the SIP with illnesses that might be caused by agents under study. Should there be an incident requiring further medical care, a Memorandum of Agreement (Commander, USAMRIID; Commander, U.S. Army Garrison; Commander, Barquist Army Health Clinic; and Vice-President for Medical Affairs, Frederick Memorial Hospital, March 27, 2009) provides for USAMRIID patients to be received and treated at the Frederick Memorial Hospital. Further medical care for military staff is provided by Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A Memorandum of Understanding (Commander, Barquist Army Health Clinic, and Vice-President for Medical Affairs, Frederick Memorial Hospital, June 4, 2009) provides for mutual support between USAMRIID and Frederick Memorial Hospital staff to deal with a public health emergency or terrorist attack. It calls for USAMRIID physicians to provide quarterly training for hospital staff and for the Director of Safety and Security at the hospital to receive annually updated material on USAMRIID's medical management of biological casualties. To facilitate care, each USAMRIID staff member is provided a contact card identifying him/her as an employee so as to expedite access to subject matter experts for consultation. The Barquist Army Health Clinic has an ongoing and good relationship with Frederick County's Health Department, such that the county has confidence that it will be informed of any reportable medical incidents of which the clinic is aware. Notwithstanding the above resources and guidelines, there are case incidents where individual workers have not reported illnesses in accordance with

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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. Carmen S. Noni Paul, 91, of Sheffield Road, passed peacefully with family by her side early Friday morning, January 18, 2013.
Born in Proctor, Vt., July 14, 1921, the daughter of the late Giuseppe and Rosolina Santoro, she was a 1939 graduate of Proctor High School, moving to the seacoast in 1957 from Rutland, Vt.
Carmen worked as a receptionist for the Portsmouth School District, retiring in 1986.
She was a member of The Sons of Italy, Senior Friends, Prime Time, as well as a communicant of St. James Church.
Carmen loved life. She enjoyed watching her backyard blossom every spring, of which she was her own creator, hosting Sunday dinner for her family and making pizza and chicken soup for her two granddaughters, Ashley and Morgan, whom she cherished. She enjoyed her crossword puzzles and game shows, which kept her sharp, bingo being one of her favorite pastimes.
She will be greatly missed by all.
She is survived by her two sons, Peter J. Paul and wife Anita of Eliot, Maine, and Michael R. Paul of Portsmouth, N.H.; sister Yolanda Lavalley and husband Francis of Rutland, Vt; two granddaughters, Ashley and Morgan Paul of Eliot, Maine.
Carmen was predeceased by her husband of 57 years, Joseph Angelos, who died in 1998.
Services: Visiting hours will be held on Wednesday, January 23, 2013, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Farrell Funeral Home, 684 State St., Portsmouth, N.H. A graveside service will be held on Thursday, January 24, at 10:30 a.m. at the Chapel in Calvary Cemetery, Greenland Road, Route 33, Portsmouth, N.H.
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WASHINGTON, May 11, 2005 Military surgeons general thanked members of the defense subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee for their role in advancing military medicine, during a hearing here May 10.
The surgeons general were testifying before the subcommittee on the defense health program. At $18.9 billion, the program's fiscal 2006 budget is an 8.9 percent increase over the previous year's.
"Every dollar invested in the defense health program does much more than just provide health insurance to the department's beneficiaries," Army Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Kevin Kiley said. "Each dollar is an investment in military readiness. In (Operation Iraqi Freedom) and (Operation Enduring Freedom), that investment has paid enormous dividends. And in my visits to Iraq, I can document that personally."
The dividends he spoke of also were heralded by Navy Surgeon General Vice Adm. Donald Arthur and Air Force Surgeon General Lt. General George Peach Taylor Jr. They each reported seeing improvements to battlefield medicine that have reduced the number of servicemembers who did not survive their injuries to less than 10 percent. This figure is a significant improvement over Operations Desert Storm, during which approximately 22 percent of injured servicemembers did not survive.
"This improved survivability is due to superior training of our combat medics, leveraging technology to provide resuscitative surgical care far forward on the battlefield, the superb efforts of the Air Force's critical care and medical evacuation teams, and the advanced research and state-of-the art care available at our medical centers," Kiley said.
It's also because of teamwork and the members of Congress who have supported numerous advances in combat casualty care, he said.
Arthur said that the care received in theater also was key to increased survivability.
"The thing that was most critical to the care of wounded soldiers and Marines over there was the training that the corpsmen and medics got," he said. "The corpsmen and medics were there and delivered the care at the time of the wounding, the training of the surgical teams and the rapid (medical evacuation) and the incredibly great service at Landstuhl (Regional Medical Center in Germany) on their way back to the United States (all contribute to survivability)."
Taylor focused on the rapid evacuation, saying that the Air Force's aeromedical-evacuation personnel have completed approximately 55,000 patient movements since the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
"In addition, partnering with our critical-care air-transport teams, our air and medical-evacuation system has made it possible to move seriously injured patients with astonishing speed -- as short as 36 hours from the battleground to stateside medical care," Taylor said. He added that this was "unheard of even a decade ago."
The Air Force's expeditionary medical support teams, or EMEDS, are also the lynchpin of the ground mission, he said The EMEDS' modularity has supported field commanders by ensuring the right level of medical care is provided to servicemembers wherever they are, Taylor added.
"As importantly, the speed with which we can deploy EMEDS is unprecedented, making EMEDS the choice for Special Forces and quick-reaction forces in the United States as well as abroad," Taylor said.
Despite improvements, Taylor said, there are still challenges in the military healthcare system. One challenge is sustaining a world-class environment in which military medical personnel can practice their specialties. The number of casualties returning to stateside medical facilities presents another challenge. "We've had to prioritize workload to support casualty care and deployment medical screening," Taylor said. "Family member and retiree care have, in some cases, shifted to the private sector."
While private-sector medical facilities are tangibly equipped to handle combat casualties, which would reduce stress on the military system, they would not understand the unique needs of wounded servicemembers, Arthur said.
"At (the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md.) or Walter Reed (Army Medical Center here), these Marines and soldiers are still in combat," he said. "They still remember the stresses that they incurred in combat, and we care for them in a way that civilian hospitals could not do, just because we have the background and we have shared that combat experience with them."
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Now within less than a month later the store has reached 20,000 apps milestone,as reported earlier by WinappUpdate (on Twitter)which is monitoring the Windows Store stats for a while now.
According to their updates the Store now has 20,610 apps in total with 17,958 apps being free,which takes the tally upto 87% free apps in Windows Store.China is still leading in regional availability with number of apps close to 14,000 apps,United States follows with 12,675 apps in their region.
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Earlier this year, when Mayor Francis Slay backed a slate of candidates for the St. Louis Board of Education, he knew he was in for some rough sailing. But he couldn't possibly have predicted that the move would earn him a curse of biblical proportions. Yet that's precisely what got heaped upon his head when incumbent school-board member Rochell Moore, incensed by the Slay slate's support of a consultant's recommendation to shutter sixteen city schools, fired off an open letter to the mayor. Drawing heavily on Deuteronomy, Moore's missive predicts that "The LORD shall send upon Francis Slay and anyone who helps him cursing, vexation, and rebuke, in all that thou settest thine hand unto for to do, until thou be destroyed, and until thou perish quickly; because of the wickedness of thy doings." As if that weren't enough, "The LORD shall smite Francis Slay and anyone who helps him with a consumption, and with a fever, and with an inflammation, and with an extreme burning, and with the sword, and with blasting, and with mildew." So there.


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The usual English form of the old Roman family name Antonius, which is of uncertain (probably Etruscan) origin. The spelling with -th- (not normally reflected in the pronunciation) represents a learned but erroneous attempt to associate it with Greek anthos 'flower'. In the post-classical period it was a common name, borne by various early saints, most notably a 3rd-century Egyptian hermit monk, who is regarded as the founder of Christian monasticism.
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