A Brief Primer on Enhancing Islamic Cultural Competency for Deploying Military Medical Providers

Journal of Military Ethics 21 (1):56-65 (2022)
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The contemporary operating environment for deployed United States military operations largely focuses on deployments to predominantly Islamic countries. The differences in cultural values between d...

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