Announcements

The 2017 MHSRS will be held 27-30 August at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, Kissimmee FL.
The meeting starts on 27 Aug at 0800.

Registration Update
2017 MHSRS on-line registration is closed. The next opportunity to register is on-site in Florida on 26 August. Click on MEMBER LOGIN (Meeting Registration) to access all meeting materials and the hotel registration links.

Hotel Update
The Gaylord is sold out. There is limited availability at the Marriott World Center. Rooms are available at the Marriott Village Courtyard and Springhill Suites. Please book now.

Transportation Options
Airport transportation will be available to the MHSRS hotels for all MHSRS attendees. Transportation will be available between the MHSRS hotels and the Gaylord during the meeting days.
To see the transportation schedule, go to Transportation Schedule.

Reference Center

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For MHSRS Continuing Education credits go to www.cmeuniversity.com. Refer questions to 303.799.1930 or inquiries@pimed.com

ATTENTION
Slide presentations will be accepted in either the 4:3 format or the 16:9 format. We apologize for any confusion.

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The 2017 MHSRS will offer more than 60 scientific breakout sessions!

The final 2017 MHSRS main agenda and individual session schedules are now posted. These have been updated with speaker and room changes. Click here to access.

Note the following session room changes, which will not be reflected in the printed program:
Maintenance of Expeditionary Surgical Currency & Competency moved to Sarasota; DHA Hot Topic Cybersecurity of Medical Devices moved to Sun A; Mobile Health Applications in the Medical Theater of Operation moved to Osceola Ballroom; Nutritional Optimization of Reset and Recovery moved to Sun A

Click here to access information on Electronic IRB training sessions.

To access the 2017 MHSRS Session Topics,
click here

To view your 2017 MHSRS submitted abstract(s), click here

2016 MHSRS Award Winners

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Journal of Military Medicine

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Journal of Trauma

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Hotel Registration

The 2017 MHSRS meeting and hotel registration will open on Tuesday, 18 July at 1200 (Eastern).
A message will be sent to all website registrants on Monday, 17 July concerning the registration process.