Tag: Civil-Military

Article: Fabian Taube, Folke Cerenius, Karl Kristian Faksvåg, Hillary Limo, Amir Khorram-Manesh

Application of two test kits for microbiological water monitoring under harsh conditions – a pilot study

Interview: Martin Bricknell

The NATO response to the COVID-19 pandemic – Interview with Brigadier Stefan Kowitz

This is one of a series of interviews conducted by the Editor-in-Chief with key medical leaders within the NATO health system to record their experiences and insights from the COVID-19 crisis.

Article: Lt Gen (Rtd) Professor Martin CM Bricknell CB OStJ PhD DM MBA MA MedSci Professor of Conflict, Health and Military Medicine Conflict and Health Research Group

Analysing Civil-Military Command and Control in the Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

Article: LTC Dr. Maren Kosak

Resilient Response 2020

A web-based wargame with a focus on pandemic response and hybrid threats

Interview

Cooperation and coordination are key to success – the multifocal role of the Czech Armed Forces Military Medical Service

Interview with Brigadier General Zoltan Bubenik, Czech Surgeon General

Article: Lieutenant Colonel Maren Kosak, MD

Multinational Civil-Military Cooperation

A workshop hosted by the MMCC/EMC

Report: MISETA, T.F. MOLNÁR, S. RENDEKI (HUNGARY)

Potential Role of University Medical Schools in Civil-Military Cooperation (CiMiC)

The Pécs University (Hungary) Experience

Article: Z. VEKERDI, A. GROSZ, L. SVED, P. BAZSO, G. K. SZUGYIEZKI (HUNGARY)

Hungarian Experience in Integrating Military and Civilian Medical Capabilities - Competence as a Driving Factor

The article highlights the issue from a strategic point of view and does not go into details of its operational and tactical aspects. MCIF readers get a short introduction, background and the main requirements for a comprehensive approach to integration of military and civilian medical capabilities, using competence as a driving factor, within one organization, under military management.