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Combat Psychiatry – The Battalion Medical Officer
Combat Psychiatry – The Battalion Medical Officer
Produced: 1954
Length: 36 Minutes
To win a war the military must keep soldiers in action as long as is healthy. Preventing collapse from mental exhaustion and stress is one of the largest tasks of the medical officer beyond treating physical ailments. The responsibilities, demands, and treatment of stress, falls directly under the operation of the Battalion medical officer. “Combat Psychiatry – The Battalion Medical Officer,” dissects treatment of stress and the role of the medical officer, with an emphasis on preventing manpower losses in a time of war.
