HOSPITAL BEDS IN THE ARMED FORCES: REPLY

Armed Forces of the Persian Gulf Countries

The armed forces and the army are main elements of national power. Military readiness gives real significance to the geography, natural resources, and industrial power. Military elements of national power include military purposes, military doctrines, military strategies and policies (defensive and non-defensive), forces, training, command, military technology, weapons and equipment, military o...

Identification and ranking of the sport development factors in the Health Branch of Armed Forces

Background and Aim: Promoting physical activity is one of the most important and effective strategies to reduce the risk of some diseases, reduce social deviations, and increase the vitality of communities. The purpose of the present study was to identification and ranking of the sport development factors in the health branch of armed forces. Methods: The statistical population of the study inc...

Describing the Role and Duties of a Military Pharmacist in Iran Armed Forces Health Care System

Background and Aim: Due to the comprehensiveness of educational topics and mastery of various scientific topics, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology on the one hand, and management, business and economics on the other, pharmacists have a significant ability to perform various tasks in the healthcare system. In the meantime, pharmacists who are exposed to military training, as...

Service in the armed forces and criminality.

Venereal diseases in the armed forces overseas.

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