Abstracts
Military-Medicine Journal
The Military-Medicine Journal is an international source of thought and debate on the topic of ‘military medical services in support of national security objectives’. The Journal publishes research papers, literature reviews, academic analyses and opinion pieces. This Journal complements more academic publications on bio-medical sciences as ... more
Article: Scotland Kemper, Cayla Grace Sullivan-Land, Sarah Kreider, Deonte Jefferson
From Army Strong to Oorah: A Literature Review Characterizing General Military Culture and Subculture
Article: Beatrix Becker, Christian Haggenmiller and Jos Joosten
The EU Integrated Approach to a Common Security and Defence Policy
Article: Tom Verhofstadt
Prevalence of Periodontal Disease among Belgian Military Rapid Deployment ISTAR Battalion
Article: Sevan Gerard, Anna Onderková, Michael Meoli, Yaroslav Leshchenko, Madelyn Banks, C. Beato, Denys Surkov, John Quinn
Large Scale Combat Operations and far forward Damage Control Resuscitation: observations of Ukraine
Article: Janet Licht
Bodysensors – A Tool for Medical Decision Making in Time-Critical Situations
Thinking about patient care in civilian and military situations means thinking about limiting factors like time, medical personnel, medical supply.
The experiences of recent years with major damages caused by natural disasters, e.g. the disastrous Earthquake in Turkey 2023, as well as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have clearly shown that in both ... more
Article: Dr. Lasse Hebsgaard, MD
COLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE WITH ULTRASONOGRAPHY AMONGST PHYSICIANS IN THE DANISH ARMED FORCES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
Article: Kai Schmidt
Lessons Learned from the War in Ukraine for the Bundeswehr Medical Service
Summary
The “Zeitenwende” (turning point in history) induced by the beginning of Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February 2022 has resulted in various reactions in the world. Beside the reinforcement of NATO’s eastern flank with additional armed forces, the Bundeswehr and the German industry on behalf of the German Federal Government supplied ... more