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The medical staff of the Afghan National Army’s Kandahar Regional Military Hospital, who were on duty Aug. 20, 2012, pose for a photo in one of the hallways of the hospital. The hospital averages 650 hospital bed days per month. They recently expanded their capacity to 100 general admission beds, nine emergency room beds and seven intensive care unit beds. Regional Support Command-East under NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan provides mentors and trainers who assist the staff at the hospital. Photo by U.S. Army Capt. Monika Comeaux, DCOM-SPO/NTM-A PAO

Kandahar Regional Military Hospital; the premier trauma care center in Afghanistan

2012/09/04 • Comments

KRMH treats 20 percent of the total ANA battle injuries and support 27 percent of all intensive care unit admissions for the ANA that occur in the entire country of Afghanistan. The hospital averages 650 hospital bed days per month, said Sadiq.

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Petty Officer 2nd Class Joseph Nededog, Joint Medical Operations Center Bio Medical Equipment Technician Mentor working in Regional Support Command-West, points out his cousin’s name on Camp Stone’s memorial July 18, 2012 in Herat, Afghanistan.

Not just a name on a plaque

2012/07/29 • Comments

“I feel like I was meant to come here, that I have a purpose here. I’m not sure why exactly but maybe it’s because of my job,” he said. “I just think it’s odd, of all places in the world; I’m here where he was.”

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- Under the supervision of Canadian Forces Preventative Medicine (PMED) Technicians, Afghan National Army soldiers enrolled in the PMED course conduct inspections and evaluations of kitchens, water, immunization and camp facilities at the Kabul Military Training Center located near Kabul, Afghanistan, May 26 2012.

Afghans make strides in disease prevention by recognizing health hazards

2012/06/04 • Comments

“They will conduct inspections and evaluations of kitchens, water, immunization and camp facilities,” Bouchard said, adding that “we will offer our recommendations as they conduct these inspections, but primarily it will be their efforts, not ours.”

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Afghan National Army trainees listen to an ANA instructor, or bridmal, give a first aid class during Regional Basic Warrior Training at Regional Military Training Center Southwest in Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 15, 2012.

ANA Recruits begin third week of basic training

2012/05/21 • Comments

“Its 100 percent important (they learn) first aid because they know they can prevent death easily,” said ANA 1st Lt Faiz Ra, the company executive officer for 4th Tolay, through a linguist.

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A new, glossy surface paves the floors of the Kandahar Regional Military Hospital in southern Afghanistan, May 3.

Kandahar Regional Military Hospital Receives New Tool in Combating Infection

2012/05/17 • Comments

“Before, the floor was porous and absorbed liquid waste and bacteria, which isn’t ideal for a hospital setting,” he said. “The new floor is easier to clean, more durable and provides better infection control.”

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Fifty-three Afghan National Security Force members take an end of lesson knowledge test at a Kandahar Regional Military Hospital training classroom, Apr. 23, 2012. The ANSF members are taking a 64-week combat physician assistant course which started October 2011. The course was designed to prepare members to become medical advisors in a hospital, clinic or field setting. This is the first time the combat physician assistant course is being taught at KRMH.

ANSF members participate in comprehensive medical course

2012/05/02 • Comments

“I wanted a job that would allow me to help people and possibly save their lives, so I took the entrance test for this course and passed,” said Wahab, an eight-year ANA veteran. “All the subjects in the course, so far, have been difficult, but it’s interesting. I’m looking forward to learning about pathology and pharmacology.”

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Amina Hakimi Abdul Hakim, director of the Ministry of Wome's Affairs in Nimruz province, records part of a speech from Dr. Habiba Sarabi, Afghanistan's first female governor at the first International Security Assistance Force Joint Command Women's Shura at Kabul International Airport, April 23. "We can follow in their footsteps," said Hakim. "This gives us hope that we can do what they are doing." (Photo by 1st Lt. Joanna Cappeto)

Shah Joy women reap benefits of district’s inclusive medical and security programs

2012/04/26 • Comments

“This is a big step for women in the area,” said a coalition SOF member. “Their government sees the importance of keeping families healthy and hopefully the treatment and information the women received at the clinic encourages even more participation in future events.”

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Petty Officer 1st Class Christopher Colley prepares medical equipment prior to training Afghan medics on the equipment.

ANP Ambulance Gets Stocked with Medical Kits

2012/04/23 • Comments

“The bags are mostly set up for combat trauma,” said Petty Officer 1st Class Christopher Colley, a member of the medical advisory team. “[They’re intended] to stabilize a patient to transport them to a higher level of care. There isn’t anything in that bag that is intended to be permanent treatment for an injury.”

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Kandahar Air Wing pilot Ismaeel, Afghan Air Force, receives a visual inspection of his tonsils from Master Sgt. Rahim, Afghan National Army, after conducting a hearing test during a training session with ANA and 25th Combat Aviation Brigade medical personnel on Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, March 27. (Photo by: Sgt. Daniel Schroeder | 25th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)

Afghan Medics Learn Causes, Effect of Hearing Damage

2012/04/15 • Comments

“This was a great opportunity for me to learn how to conduct a hearing test, and then be able to diagnose the cause and possible treatments for hearing damage,” Rahim said. “I am looking forward to continuing training with my Coalition partners.”

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Pfc. Kyle Koblinski, medic assigned to Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, examines a 4-year-old girl March 23, 2012, as others look on. The father brought the girl to the Soldiers because she was not feeling well. The 37th IBCT is deployed to northern Afghanistan in support of the International Security Assistance Force in order to build Afghan National Police capacity. (37th IBCT photo by Spc. James Simpson)

Task Force Viking Soldier Treats Afghan Child

2012/04/10 • Comments

“It shows a remarkable amount of trust from the Afghans,” said Pfc. Tyler King, a driver for the patrol. “If the Afghans trust us with their children, all our efforts over the past ten years have not been in vain.”

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