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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2023 · 50 MIN

Military/Veteran Competent Care as Part of a Nursing Curriculum: CDR Crumbley's Story

from Salute to Strength: The Building Veteran-Healthy Communities · host Aaron Nette

**We took a short break in light of the tragic events that affected the UNC-Chapel Hill community on August 28th** CDR (Ret.) David Crumbley served as an Army medic and a Navy Nurse Corps Officer, working with the wounded during the peak of combat casualties. After retiring, he became a professor at Auburn University and implemented a curriculum that combined instruction on military/Veteran care and a real-world experience caring for military wounded and Veterans at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. He discusses this experience and more on this week's podcast episode.

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