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Military medical service no longer has MD at helm.

Barbara Sibbald

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For the first time, a nonphysician is in charge of the Canadian Forces Medical Service (CFMS). The post now belongs to a health care administrator - the director general health services - to whom the surgeon general, the military's highest-ranking physician and former head of the service, now

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For the first time, a nonphysician is in charge of the Canadian Forces Medical Service (CFMS). The post now belongs to a health care administrator - the director general health services - to whom the surgeon general, the military's highest-ranking physician and former head of the service, now

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For the first time, a nonphysician is in charge of the Canadian Forces Medical Service (CFMS). The post now belongs to a health care administrator - the director general health services - to whom the surgeon general, the military's highest-ranking physician and former head of the service, now

Key concepts: Service (business), Military medicine, Military personnel, Health services, Medicine, Operations research, Military service, Military health

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