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Military Global Health Engagement course
How can we ensure military engagement in global health is appropriate, constructive, effective and coordinated with other actors? How can you identify likely stakeholders in your Defence Engagement (DE) health activity? How can you link the strategic and tactical objectives? How would you approach the delivery of your DE health activity? What do you perceive as the greatest risk to achieving the success of your proposed DE activity? Amongst other things, the Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) course seeks answers to these questions.
I-Med Course in Utrecht
The Major Incident Hospital of the Ministry of Defence and UMC Utrecht in The Netherlands hosted the Department of Energy’s International Medical Management of Radiation Injuries (I-Med) course that took place from 3 till 7 June 2024.
UPCOMING COURSES
RESOURCES
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COURSES
»DHS Level 1 (NATO Health Surveillance, and Multinational Management of Epidemic Crisis for Operational and Strategic Medical Leaders)
»EMBI (Emergency Management of Battlefield Injuries)
»HEIMDAL (NATO Health Epidemic Investigation and Management in Deployments)
»I-MED (International Medical Management of Radiation Injuries (I-MED) Course)
»IMMOT (International Military Medical Observer Trainer Course)
»MEDEVAL (NATO Medical Evaluation Course)
»MIMMS (Major Incident Medical Management and Support)
»MPSIM (Military Psychosocial Incident Management)
»NMSEC (NATO Medical Support Experimenter Course)
»NMSIC (NATO Medical Staff Introduction)
»PECC (NATO Patient Evacuation Coordination Cell)
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NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine
(NATO Katona-egészségügyi Kiválósági Központ)
H-1134 Budapest, Róbert Károly krt. 44. HUNGARY
Postal Address
NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine
(NATO Katona-egészségügyi Kiválósági Központ)
Budapest P.O.B.: 166 H-1558 HUNGARY
1558 BP Pf. 166.
e-mail: info@coemed.org
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