The Blood Donor
Center always welcomes
donors, because blood and blood products are in high
demand. If you are willing to donate blood or to coordinate
a blood drive, please visit or call the donor
center for more information and/or an appointment.
If you cannot come to Tripler, the Blood Donor
Center can tell you when and where the next mobile
blood drive is scheduled, at various military installations
on Oahu.
Public Health Nursing (PHN) focuses its nursing
practice on health education. It applies health
education principles to promote, maintain or restore
the health of military personnel and their families,
with priority given to the active-duty population.
CHNs conduct one-time home assessments for
safety issues from referrals and command recommendations,
and provide referrals to other community
resources and agencies.
CHN staff provides active-duty in-processing,
active-duty pregnancy education training, HIV
training and counseling, Microfit fitness assessments
and family assessments. The staff manages the Latent
Tuberculosis Infection Clinic, Communicable Disease
Infection Clinic, and consultative services for
the Child and Youth Services for Schofield Barracks,
Helemano and Wheeler Army Airfield.
Health Education and Promotion is located on the
second floor of D Wing. CHN staff provides selfcare
classes, health education classes, Microfit fitness
assessments, health education classes, community
activities, individual consultation with physician
referral and patient education.
An emergency is defined as a condition
or injury that, if not treated immediately, could
endanger the life or health of the individual or cause
permanent disability. We recognize that a parent may
not be sure whether their child’s problem is an emergency.
If you have any questions, please call ER at
433-6629 or the Pediatric clinic (433-6697) during
clinic hours.
The Exceptional Family Member Program
(EFMP) identifies and documents the special medical,
mental health and/or educational needs of
family members, to ensure that those needs are considered
during the assignment process.