New content was added to the library on November 19, 2002 - see What's New

Information on Biological, Chemical and Nuclear Warfare for Providers and Patients.

• Welcome to Virtual Naval Hospital
  Look here for our mission statement and introduction, how to use Virtual Naval Hospital, find out what's new, and discover who we are.

• For Patients
  Look here for information intended primarily for patients on health promotion / disease prevention and first aid, consumer health information textbooks, consumer health organizations and aids to searching the Internet.

• For Providers
  Look here for information intended primarily for healthcare providers on disease diagnosis / treatment / management, health promotion / disease prevention, occupational and environmental health, medical procedure descriptions, first aid, medical textbooks, MEDLINE, continuing education, professional health organizations, Navy and DOD Internet health resources and aids to searching the Internet.

• Administration
  Look here for Navy Medical Department administrative information, including manuals, instructions, and directives.

• Telelibrary (requires password)
  For authorized U.S. Navy medical personnel only. Look here for information intended primarily for specialists, including on-line medical journals and medical reference textbooks.

Virtual Naval Hospital Brochure (Adobe Acrobat required)

CD-ROM copies of the Virtual Naval Hospital are freely distributed to U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command, and U.S. Coast Guard active duty and reserve medical personnel. To obtain your own copy of the VNH 2002 CD-ROM, e-mail your name, rank and mailing address to cartographer@vnh.org

Virtual Naval Hospital^(TM) is a service of the U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery and is presented by the Electric Differential Multimedia Laboratory, University of Iowa College of Medicine.

Virtual Naval Hospital^(TM) is a trademark of The Virtual Naval Hospital Project.

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