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Why Attend
The Military Health System Research Symposium
Why Attend
Year after year, the Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS) provides a collaborative setting for the exchange of information between military providers with deployment experience, research and academic scientists, international partners, and industry on research and related military health care initiatives applicable to the deployed warfighter.
Make plans now to join us for this year at MHSRS where you can:
LEARN about
ground-breaking medical solutions for the Warfighter.
At the MHSRS, you’ll find unparalleled educational opportunities focused on Warfighter Medical Readiness, Expeditionary Medicine, Warfighter Performance, and Return to Duty. Learn about DoW medical research through a mix of 1,900+ highly vetted scientific breakout sessions and poster presentations.
HEAR from visionary leaders and experts in the field.
The MHSRS brings together military, government, academia, and industry experts to share their latest research findings and challenges on topics including combat casualty care, military operational medicine, mental health, TBI/Blast, clinical decision support and other key (deployed) warfighter relevant topics.
GROW your network.
The MHSRS provides a collaborative event that brings together 3,000+ healthcare professionals, researchers, and DoW leaders for four days of critical learning, intensive idea sharing, and relationship building.
DISCOVER the latest solutions.
Experience the latest solutions in the market from 100+ leading manufacturers and suppliers, as well as companies on the forefront of technology, that are committed to advancing and improving the unique medical needs of the Warfighter. This is an invaluable opportunity to demo products, talk to experts, and get questions answered.
EARN valuable continuing education credits.
Earn CE credits toward the AMA, ANCC, or APA certifications with sessions specifically designed to meet the educational needs of clinicians, nurses, and psychologists involved in military medicine.
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