Disaster Medicine

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Article: S: Bailey (CANADA)

Canadian Forces Health Services

Road To Mental Readiness Programme

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Article: F. FELICIANI, F. M. CIMINIELLO (ITALY), Th. WEBER (GERMANY)

T4MOD Project

A Success Case of European Cooperation in Tele-Medicine

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Article: D. Dinger, D. Liebchen, W. Wagner (Germany)

Bladder Injuries in Military Conflicts

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Article: M. BOHONEK (CZECH REPUBLIC)

The Blood Crisis Policy in the Czech Republic

Cooperation between civilian and military medical service

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Article: C. ZECHEL, S. BRUNS, N. HANSSEN (GERMANY)

Interdisciplinary Counseling Program

Holistic support and advice for wounded military members and their families

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Report

DiMiMED 2014

The second Disaster and Military Medical technology conference (DiMiMed) took place on the 12th and 13th of November in Düsseldorf as part of MEDICA, the world’s largest trade fair for medical technology.

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Article: T.F. MONAR, L. FAZEKAS, S. RENDEKI (HUNGARY)

Interaction between Medicin, Military and Technology

Do they need each other: Mars, Vulcanus and Aesculapius ?

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Article: N.T. TARMEY, C.L. PARK, D. ALDINGTON, M. INGRAM, P.F. Mahoney (UK)

Acute Pain Management on Overseas Operations: UK Military Guidelines

These guidelines describe a systematic approach to military pain management from the point of wounding to the Role 3 Field Hospital. They incorporate the lessons learned over the last twelve years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan and may also serve as a useful guide for other medical personnel working in austere and challenging circumstances.

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Interview

41st ICMM WORLD CONGRESS – INTERVIEW

Interview with the Organizers of the 41st ICMM World Congress on Military Medicine

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Report: N.T. TARMEY, D. EASBY, C.L. PARK, P.F. MAHONEY, S. BREE (UK)

Deployed Medical Care – UK Military Guedelines for Anaesthesia

Paediatric Anaesthesia for Overseas Operations: UK Military Guidelines

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Article: Kerstin Protz

Care Lexicon – A Series to Collect

Treatment options for wounds in various stages, Part 2

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Article: A. TURABI, SH. C. NESSEN, D. BOEDEKER, B. BOEDEKER (USA)

Tele-Medicine for Mil.Med. Treatment Facilities

Development of a Tele-Anesthesia Preoperative Clinic to Support Distant Military Treatment Facilities for the European Regional Medical Command

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Report: A Prof. O. Penn, A M. Thibert, A N. Drews, GBR N C. Rankin

Report on the CIOR/CIOMR

Mid-Winter Meeting at NATO Headquarters, Brussels “Military intervention of reserve medical forces in natural disaster response management”

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Report: M. SCHULZE, M. SIMON, H.-W. V.D. HEIDE-KATTWINKEL (GERMANY)

Diagnostic Facilities on Board Ships GER Navy

Diagnostic Facilities on board German frigates on deployment

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Interview

The Ukrainian Military Medical Service

Interview with Colonel Andronatii, Surgeon General Ukrainian Military Medical Service

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Article: MCM BRICKNELL, AJ WALKER (UK)

The Operational Patient Care Pathway

This paper introduces the UK Defence Medical Services Operational Patient Care Pathway.

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Article: AMBROISE PARÉ AWARD 2013 – AWARD CEREMONY

2013 Ambroise Paré Award

Ceremony at the Trauma Innovation Conference in London

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Article: L. BINJAKU, L. NIKOLLARI (ALBANIA)

Treatment of Maxillo-Facial Damages in the Albania Armed Forces

Maxillo-facial injuries result from accidents, violence, firearms or falls from heights. They can occur isolated or in combination with other serious injuries. The frequency of facial injuries is high, because the face is exposed and has little protective elements. Their treatment requires special care which consists in life saving, maintaining or restoring dental function and appearance. This article presents the management and treatment of macillo-fasical injuries in the Central University Military Hospital of the Albanian Armed Forces.

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