A former enlisted Marine turned Army physical therapist earns his profession's highest honor while driving military readiness.Read More about Military Visionary and Rehabilitation Pioneer Dr. Daniel Rhon Elevated to Prestigious Catherine Worthingham Fellow
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USU experts played a pivotal role in a recent forum addressing musculoskeletal injuries, charting future strategies for readiness and well-b...Read More about USU Faculty Lead Discussions on Advancing Warrior Athlete Musculoskeletal Injury Care, USU Musculoskeletal Hub Takes Shape
The USU-WRNMMC-VA partnership, Mobile Device Outcomes-based Rehabilitation Program (MDORP), empowers service members and veterans with lower...Read More about Revolutionizing Rehab: Mobile Technology Helps Service Members and Veterans Walk with Confidence
USU’s Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation advances rehabilitation, enhances recovery, and supports military readiness through...Read More about USU Helps Shapes the Future of Amputee Care with Updated Clinical Practice Guidelines
The USU Center for Rehabilitation Sciences Research (CRSR) spearheaded the Bionics for Veterans (BIOVET) Advanced Surgical Training in Rome,...Read More about The Bionics for Veterans (BIOVET) Advanced Surgical Training: A Bridge Between Nations
Day two of the Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS) in Kissimmee, Florida, continued the spirit of collaboration present at the...Read More about MHSRS 2024: Day Two Photo Recap
Dr. Steven Durning, director of USU's Center for Health Professions Education (CHPE) held a session introducing participants to USU'...Read More about Empowering Professionals, Enhancing Care: Highlights from Day Three at MHS Conference
The first day of the 2023 Military Health System Research Symposium brought together more than 3,800 people from across the globe. Dr. Paul ...Read More about “An Environment of Collaboration”: Thousands of Researchers Gather for Military Health System Research Symposium
Researchers from the Uniformed Services University and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab have developed a wearable, thin-film device to ...Read More about New Wearable, Thin-film Device Helps Patients Feel Temperature in Their Amputated Limbs
By Hadiyah Brendel Nearly 800,000 service members experience a musculoskeletal injury (MSI) annually. Eighty-five percent of MSIs are non-co...Read More about MIRROR Project Tests Body-worn Sensor Technology Predictive of Musculoskeletal Injury
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