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Military Medicine 250 video podcast: Episode Five — How 9/11 Shaped the Future of Military Medicine
The Ground Zero experience “made me acutely aware that you needed to be able to prepare units and leaders to assess situations (and) find solutions in confusing, certainly unclear environments.”— Dr. Jonathan Woodson, President of the Uniformed Services University What happens when military medical
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The Ground Zero experience “made me acutely aware that you needed to be able to prepare units and leaders to assess situations (and) find solutions in confusing, certainly unclear environments.”— Dr. Jonathan Woodson, President of the Uniformed Services University
What happens when military medical professionals are called into an unfolding crisis with more unknowns than answers?
Dr. Jonathan Woodson, president of the Uniformed Services University, shares his firsthand experience responding to the Sept. 11 attacks at Ground Zero, where medical teams had to adapt, coordinate, and solve problems on the fly. He explains how those lessons continue to influence how military medical leaders are trained to operate in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments.
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