'Quality health care at home and in combat'

Article Abstract:

The Army Medical Department has played an important role in decreasing the percentage of deaths due to battle wounds amongst the United States soldiers involved in Operation Iraqi Freedom. The success of the Army Medical Department in reducing the number of deaths due to battle wounds could be attributed to the latest technology, improved training for combat medics, training provided for giving resuscitative care, immediate evacuation of severe cases for treatment and the dedication and skill of the people involved in providing care.

United States, Product quality, Medical care, Quality management, Medical care quality, Iraq War, 2003-

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Medics at war: World War II in Europe

Article Abstract:

The efforts taken by the medical support team for maintaining the health of the soldiers during World War II in Europe are described. The medics posted in Europe during the World War II contributed largely for the health of the soldiers but they themselves had to face battle casualties and wounds.

Care and treatment, War victims

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Report from 'Old Europe'

Article Abstract:

The Europeans views about United States that has undergone a drastic change in the past few years are presented. The Americans stand on terrorism and growing conflict in Iraq has become the focus of great criticism among the Europeans.

United States foreign relations, Antiterrorism measures

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