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Articles in Nov 1998 issue of Military Medicine

• Musings from the editor
  by Duffy, John C
• predictors of quality care, The
  by Tucker, Jessie L III
• virtual naval hospital: A digital library for naval primary care providers and patients, The
  by D'Alessandro, Michael P
• Validity of bioelectrical impedance analysis to measure body fat in air force members
  by Kremer, Maureen M
• Use of surrogate markers for drugs of military importance
  by Marino, Mark T
• Development and use of military-unique standardized gynecology patients for military residents in obstetrics and gynecology training programs
  by Zedek, Ilan J
• focus on women veterans who use Veterans Administration Health Care: The Veterans Administration Women's Health Project, The
  by Skinner, Katherine M
• Case report: Complications of fluid overload in heat casualty prevention during field training
  by Reynolds, Norman C Jr
• importance of caring as a determinant of patient satisfaction among active duty beneficiaries, The
  by Tucker, Jessie L III
• A comparison of maximum oxygen consumption, aerobic performance, and endurance in young and active male smokers and nonsmokers
  by Song, Elaine Yu Ming
• Patient certification through mutual problem lists
  by Smith, Stuart L
• Medical reference databases used by army primary care physicians in field environments
  by Harris, Mark D
• Self-reported chemical sensitivity and wartime chemical exposures in Gulf War veterans with and without decreased global health ratings
  by Bell, Iris R
• Disease and nonbattle injury among United States soldiers deployed in Bosnia-Herzegovina during 1997: Summary primary care statistics for operation joint guard
  by McKee, Kelly T Jr
• Case report: A condemnation of subcutaneous fasciotomy
  by Illig, Karl A
• Advanced trauma life support versus combat trauma life support courses: A comparison of cognitive knowledge decline
  by Abraham, Ron Ben
• Case report: Naproxen-associated sudden sensorineural hearing loss
  by McKinnon, Brian J