mightymomx6
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What is the protocol after a sleep apnea diagnosis for Cadets?
Sleep apnea diagnosis
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You should post this on the DODMERB thread...down in the middle of the entry page. That is where you will find @DoDMERB - Deputy Chief
Actually, you should be able to find his email address and maybe phone number there too. He is probably out of the office until Tuesday. We talked about this yesterday on the Moms page.
Actually, you should be able to find his email address and maybe phone number there too. He is probably out of the office until Tuesday. We talked about this yesterday on the Moms page.
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MightyMomx6 - I answered this question yesterday on the DoDMERB thread.
Given the persistence of the question, I can assure everyone beyond a shadow of a doubt, there is NO one on this public forum that has the knowledge, training, or most importantly the authority, to outline ANY treatment protocol, for any treatment of any Cadet/condition, by the WP Cadet Clinic or KACH.
A Cadet, any Cadet, who finds themselves in this situation, will certainly know what treatment plan, he/she will be administered.
Given the persistence of the question, I can assure everyone beyond a shadow of a doubt, there is NO one on this public forum that has the knowledge, training, or most importantly the authority, to outline ANY treatment protocol, for any treatment of any Cadet/condition, by the WP Cadet Clinic or KACH.
A Cadet, any Cadet, who finds themselves in this situation, will certainly know what treatment plan, he/she will be administered.
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Larry, I think the mom is trying to figure out if her kid will be booted from USMA or excluded from service/unable to graduate & commission because of the condition. I am glad that the two of you connected.
Also, in my day job, the team and I are doing a little research for a big journal on xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx...taking the chatter on risk to national security and looking at it through data. I could use some advice to ensure that what I think is the standard (fitness to serve/excluding conditions) is the standard. Don't want to say "No" based on the standard when things might be routinely waived. Is your SAF address the best one to use? Do you have time?
Also, in my day job, the team and I are doing a little research for a big journal on xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx...taking the chatter on risk to national security and looking at it through data. I could use some advice to ensure that what I think is the standard (fitness to serve/excluding conditions) is the standard. Don't want to say "No" based on the standard when things might be routinely waived. Is your SAF address the best one to use? Do you have time?
. That’s why I said her best source of information is her Cadet...not a public forum where no one has a clue.