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Military Health Priorities with Emphasis on Common Illnesses in Iranian Militaries: A Systematic Review Nasrin Jafari Golestan , Somayeh Azarmi

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  1. Military Health Priorities with Emphasis on Common Illnesses in Iranian Militaries: A Systematic Review NasrinJafariGolestan, SomayehAzarmi NasrinJafarigolestan– Instructor, Faculty member of Aja University of Medical Sciences, Nursing Management Department, PhD Nursing Candidate in University of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences, Iran, Tehran. Email Address: Jafari_golestan_nurse@yahoo.com somayehAzarmi– Instructor, Aja University of Medical Sciences, Military Nursing Department, PhD student of Health in Emergencies and Disasters, Aja University of Medical Sciences, Iran, Tehran. Email Address: azarmi1363@yahoo.com Personal Photo V_Poster Code: A-10-419-1 Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  2. Introduction The Military Health System (MHS) is a global, comprehensive, integrated system that includes: combat medical, services, peacetime health care delivery, public health services, medical education and training, and medical research and development. The Department of Defense aims to ensure that all active and retired members of the military, as well as their families, receive prompt, safe, high quality care at all times. Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  3. Method • This study is a systematic review by searching the SID, Iran Medex and Google scholar databases in the period 2000-2018 with the Key words: • "common diseases in military forces" • "burden of disease in Aja staff" • " Common diseases in armed forces" • " common diseases in the Air Force Staff" • " common Navy diseases" • " common diseases in soldiers" • This study was conducted only in Persian articles Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  4. Discussion • The MHS shares many features with civilianhealth care systems. Like every large health care system, it is constantly responding and adapting to changing demographics, shifting policies, evolving standards for access and quality, advances in science and medicine, complex payment and cost considerations, rapidly evolving communications and information technology capabilities, and fluid patient expectations. • https://www.defense.gov/Portals/1/Documents/pubs/140930_MHS_Review_Final_Report_Main_Body.pdf.2014. Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  5. Result • Several studies have been carried out on common diseases and health and disorders in Iranian military personnel. • By Critical Appraisal, 80 articles in this subject were reviewed and analyzed. • that including reports of the various types of disorders such as contagious diseases, nutritional problems, psychiatry, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, cancer, health issues and caring in barracks and soldiers, metabolic and traumatic disorders in Iranian military. • The results of these studies can be used in policy-making in educational, research, clinical and management areas. Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  6. Conclusion • Policies for achieving military health priorities: • 1. Assess relevant prior internal and external reports. • 2. Review policy standards and implementation. • 3. Evaluate data to assess compliance and determine variance. • 4. Review education and training regarding execution of policies. • 5. Compare MHS performance to civilian health systems. • 6. Assess the experience and perceptions of MHS patients. • 7. Determine effectiveness of governance. • 8. To the extent possible, identify current resources Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  7. References 1. https://www.defense.gov/Portals/1/Documents/pubs/140930_MHS_Review_Final_Report_Main_Body.pdf.2014. 2. 1. Alavian SM. Military personals should be vaccinated against hepatitis B infection. Journal of Archives in Military Medicine. 2014;2(1) 3.Anisi J, Majdian M, Mirzamani SM. The factors associated with suicide ideation in Iranian soldiers. Iranian journal of psychiatry. 2010;5(3):97. 4. Ashrafi K, Bargues MD, O'Neill S, Mas-Coma S. Fascioliasis: a worldwide parasitic disease of importance in travel medicine. Travel Med Infect Dis. 2014;12(6 Pt A):636-49. 5. Azad Aminjan M, Moaddab SR, Hosseini Ravandi M, KazemiHaki B. Prevalence of Tuberculosis among Veterans, Military Personnel and their Families in East Azerbaijan Province Violators of the last 15 Years. Acta Med Iran. 2015;53(10):647-51. 6.Eslami R, Momenzadeh M, Ebadi A. Ankylosing spondylitis in a military aviator: air medical considerations. Air Med J. 2014;33(3):115-7. 6. Hassantash SA, Maier RV. Sympathectomy for causalgia: experience with military injuries. J Trauma. 2000;49(2):266-71. 7. Heydari ST, Khoshdel A, Sabayan B, Abtahi F, Zamirian M, Sedaghat S. Prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among military personnel in southern iran. Age (Years). 2010;30(98):29.1. 8. Heydarpour F, Sari AA, Mohebali M, Shirzadi M, Bokaie S. Incidence and Disability-Adjusted Life Years (Dalys) Attributable to Leishmaniasis In Iran, 2013. Ethiop J Health Sci. 2016;26(4):381-8. 9. Iravani S, Sabayan B, Sedaghat S, Heydari S, Javad P, Lankarani K, Khoshdel A. The association of elevated serum alanine aminotransferase with metabolic syndrome in a military population in southern iran. Age (Years). 2010;30(108):29.6. 10. Izadi M, Esfahani AA, Hassannia H, JonaidiJafari N, Rahmati Najarkolaei F, Rezaee-Zavareh MS. Seroprevalence of hepatitis A virus among Iranian soldiers. GastroenterolHepatol Bed Bench. 2016;9(2):100-4. NasrinJafariGolestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

  8. Final Questions • What is already known about the subject? • The Department of Defense aims to ensure that all active and retired members of the military, as well as their families, receive prompt, safe, high quality care at all times. • What could be added to the current knowledge by this study? • Modifying lifestyle of employees using the Islamic-Iranian model • Promote and develop a culture of prevention and health • Rewarding and supporting domestic production • Adjustment and management of consumption, supply of necessary items and equipment from domestic goods and competitive with foreign goods • Spiritual health is also achieved through the cultivation of spiritual virtues. Nasrin Jafari Golestan.Department of Nursing Mnagement, School of Nursing- Aja University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

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