The Impact of a Unique Military Treatment Facility-Based Sports Medicine Model on Readiness in the Army: A Prospective Longitudinal Analysis Comparing 2 Military Health System Entry Portal Pathways on the Duration of Healthcare Management and the Inc

Within an MTF it is possible to design MSI clinical operations to emulate a Sports Medicine training room model that includes expedited referral processes as well as DA care which allows for more patient encounters and dramatically decreases time from injury to initiation of MSI treatment than the traditional clinic model. Within this model, the expedited referral pathway was associated with longer duration of care, increased recurrence, and increased likelihood that Soldiers would be discharged with continued physical limitations.

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Military Medicine
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2025-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usaf423
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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The Impact of a Unique Military Treatment Facility-Based Sports Medicine Model on Readiness in the Army: A Prospective Longitudinal Analysis Comparing 2 Military Health System Entry Portal Pathways on the Duration of Healthcare Management and the Inc

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The Impact of a Unique Military Treatment Facility-Based Sports Medicine Model on Readiness in the Army: A Prospective Longitudinal Analysis Comparing 2 Military Health System Entry Portal Pathways on the Duration of Healthcare Management and the Inc

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Abstract

Within an MTF it is possible to design MSI clinical operations to emulate a Sports Medicine training room model that includes expedited referral processes as well as DA care which allows for more patient encounters and dramatically decreases time from injury to initiation of MSI treatment than the traditional clinic model. Within this model, the expedited referral pathway was associated with longer duration of care, increased recurrence, and increased likelihood that Soldiers would be discharged with continued physical limitations.

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