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DTIC ADA224795: Disease and Non-Battle Injury Rates For Marine Corp...
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Inpatient data for shore-based U.S. Marine Corps
personnel serving in specified worldwide geographical
regions during 1980- 1984 were extracted from historical
medical files. Outpatient data were collected from a
sample population of Marines serving aboard U.S. Navy
ships during 1989 deployments. These data were matched
against population data to provide inpatient and
outpatient DNBI rates for specific geographical regions.
Rates were computed for each of the major illness and
injury categories defined in the International
Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9). The
area with the highest overall hospital admission rates
for shore-based Marines was the Northeast Asia region.
The highest number of hospital admissions in all regions
was for the Injury and Poisoning category, followed by
Mental Disorders and Diseases of Digestive System. The
area with the highest outpatient visit rates for deployed
shipboard Marines was the European region
(Atlantic/Mediterranean). The highest outpatient visit
rates in all regions were for Diseases of the Digestive
System in Europe and Northeast Asia, and Diseases of the
Respiratory System in Southwest Asia. Although these
results reflect DNBI rates under peacetime conditions, it
is expected that these data will be useful in developing
projections for overseas medical support requirements in
times of conflict.
Date Published: 2018-02-26 10:05:56
Identifier: DTIC_ADA224795
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