Jp 4-02 Doctrine For Health Service Supportin Joint Operations

Front 1

The three pillars of force health protection (FHP) are

Back 1

Healthy
and fit force, casualty prevention, and casualty care
management.

Front 2

These pillars correlate to the National Military
Strategy pillars

Back 2

Shape”, “Prepare”, and “Respond”

Front 3

FHP mission in joint operations

Back 3

To minimize the effects of
wounds, injuries, disease, environment, occupational hazards,
and psychological stressors on unit effectiveness, readiness,
and morale.

Front 4

Who is responsible for the
execution of the FHP mission within his or her area of
responsibility.

Back 4

Combatant commander

Front 5

Integrate and comply with the commander’s
plan is

Back 5

Conformity

Front 6

Provide timely access to HSS through
proximity or evacuation.

Back 6

Responsiveness

Front 7

Shift HSS resources to meet changing
requirements.

Back 7

Flexibility

Front 8

Anticipate the need for rapid movement of
HSS resources to support combat forces during operations

Back 8

Mobility

Front 9

Provide optimum, uninterrupted care and
treatment

Back 9

Continuity

Front 10

Ensure that HSS resources are efficiently
employed and used effectively to support the planned
operation.

Back 10

Coordination

Front 11

Organization of the HSS system
is determined largely by

Back 11

Joint force’s mission, the medical
threat, medical intelligence, and the theater evacuation policy.

Front 12

What is the perfered patient transport method

Back 12

Air