What does DEPMED stand for?

Considering whether a nondeployable physician service with less intense training and physical requirements might fill the domestic needs of the Reserve, leading to a higher percentage of deployable medical personnel.

Our 2006 paper concerned deployable medical systems patient conditions (PCs)- a classification system based on subject matter expert opinion that identifies groups of patients with similar medical conditions and mus similar treatment requirements.

Supporting the conflict has given us the opportunity to establish a continuum of care that has transformed the traditional roles of our TDA and deployable medical forces so that they are seamlessly tied together and interdependent.

The 28th was not scheduled to receive the new Deployable Medical System (DEPMEDS) until 1992.

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has created rapidly deployable medical teams to quickly and effectively respond to a disaster or terrorist attack * Multiple Federal departments (DHS, DOD, HHS, Department of Transportation) have worked together to provide support to the Gulf Coast to assist with evacuations should another hurricane threaten the area.

TATRC is doing a lot of work on future deployable medical systems, so we figured this was a good fit because this is a future medical system," he said.

IRVING, TEXAS -- The United States Navy has awarded DynCorp International LLC a contract to provide logistics services for deployable medical systems (DEPMEDS) under the Navy Expeditionary Medical Support Command (NEMSCOM), Cheatham Annex, Williamsburg, VA.

WASHINGTON -- The Navy today showcased a new, deployable medical system that's saving time--and servicemembers' lives.