Tag: Training
Article: J. Hoitz
German Military Hospital in Hamburg: Regionally potent, internationally cross-linked
German Armed Forces run five military hospitals. One is located the North of Germany in Hamburg, the beautiful and well-known German harbour city.
Article: C. E. CORLISS (UNITED STATES)
Aeromedical Evacuation Simulation Training
Article: M. Melcher
New Capability of the Bundeswehr Medical Service
Article: Th. Eger, J. Weyer, R. Thierbach (Germany)
Postgraduate curricular periodontal education for military dentists
Untreated advanced periodontal disease is a main reason for the development of dental emergencies and sick call during deployments. The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of a postgraduate periodontal training on the quantity of periodontal treatment and prevention.
Article: J. Meyer, J. Koch, O. Krieter (Germany)
Military Medical Support in the Humanitarian Arena (MMSHA)
NATO-Accredited Training for Civilian Healthcare Providers and Military Medical Personnel
Article: H. FRANZ (GERMANY)
Team Trainer for Ship’s Hospital Teams
Report: Dr. Andreas Otto, LCDR(MC), Military Hospital Westerstede, Dep. Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
German Emergency Physicians on U.S. UH-60 “Black Hawk” MedEvac
From the 30th contingent DEU-ISAF MTF Role 2 Kunduz (Chief of company LtCol(MC) Houda) of the DEU-ISAF MTF (Commander Col(MC) Dr. Höpner)
Report: C. E. CORLISS (UNITED STATES)
Aeromedical Evacuation Simulation Training
As training resources and time become increasingly scarce new training methods and venues must be utilized to ensure mission readiness of Aerovac units to Airlift Wounded Warriors.
Article: PROF ALEXANDER GREBENYUK, MD, PhD, COL (ret.)
Russian System of Medical Specialists Training on CBRN Protection Issues
Research and Production Center “Special and Medical Equipment”, St. Petersburg, Russia
Article: W.C. DORLAC, J.M. BISHOP, G.R. DORLAC (USA)
Use of Simulation and Military Medical Training: 2014
Article: J. Hoitz
Simulation in military medicine: More than just skill training
Article: O. C. Penn (Netherlands)
Training multinational medical teams for deployment – proposal for a course.
