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NATO - International military medical teams cooperating to save lives
In an operation led by NATO, the medical teams are international and the equipment comes from different nations. For nurses and doctors to work together effectively, the Alliance provides training. NATO Homepage: http://www.nato.int
published: 02 Mar 2012
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New device designed to help Nato medics make life-and-death calls
In the heat of battle, medics have to be prepared for injuries and casualties on the battlefield.
They are faced with making a number of choices in a split second – who needs attention right away, who doesn't and whose injury is too bad to help?
A new device is being developed by Czech Technical University and Nato to help medics make that decision.
More: https://www.forces.net/technology/could-new-nato-device-be-difference-between-life-and-death-battlefield
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published: 28 Feb 2023
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NATO Medical Communication and Information Capability
The Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exercise 2020 in June tested more than 100 capabilities. One of those tested was more relevant than ever before given the ongoing pandemic.
The NATO Medical Communication and Information Capability, which is in the prototype phase, is designed to help Allied commanders respond quickly and effectively to different medical scenarios. It includes a suite of 14 software applications that would support operations. The capability is intended to be used in NATO military operations, but also during peacetime.
Check out the video to learn more about this important capability. More information is also available here: https://www.ncia.nato.int/about-us/newsroom/nato-interoperability-exercise-concludes.html
published: 07 Aug 2020
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NATO's challenges in providing medical care in operational theatres (MEDICS/MEDwatch)
Providing medical care to soldiers in operational theatres is always a challenge. Despite the current level of care - better than ever before - NATO is continuously looking for improvement. As part of the NATO MEDICS project a capability called MEDwatch has been developed that will speed up and improve the processes, and so increases the level of care and chance on survival for a wounded soldier.
published: 11 Sep 2012
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NATO'S TOP COMMANDER ON BERGDAHL AND HIS HEALTH
NATO's top commander says American military is glad to have Bowe Bergdahl back. To License This Clip, Click Here: http://collection.cnn.com/content/clip/37054370_001.do
published: 26 Apr 2016
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Was World War I good for medicine? (NATO Review)
From 1914's grim reality to today's virtual reality, this mini documentary looks at how health care played a key role in the 1914-18 war. It hears how most soldiers actually survived the trenches, but were at great threat from infection and disease. Today's combat treatment can often be traced back to improvements made in the Great War. But does this mean that war is good for medicine?
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published: 25 Jun 2014
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2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference
The 2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference (NOMC) opened at the National Intrepid Centre of Excellence (NICoE), a treatment planning and research facility located in Bethesda, Maryland October 4.
published: 18 Oct 2011
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Wrap up: Animal health, NATO, Eures and the UK
MEPs backed new rules on animal health, heard from NATO Secretary General and exchanged views with Commission and Council Presidents on the deal offered to the UK.
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published: 26 Feb 2016
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Nebeska udica 25 godina od početka NATO agresije SkyHook 25 years since the start of NATO aggression
Ваздушни напади НАТО снага на Србију, односно тадашњу СРЈ, почели су на данашњи дан пре 25 година – 24. марта 1999. године. Процењено је да је погинуло око 2.500 цивила, међу њима 89 деце, а рањено око 6.000 особа. Срушени су мостови, уништена инфраструктура, бомбардоване школе, здравствене установе, медијске куће, амбасада, споменици културе, цркве и манастири, а готово да нема града који се није нашао на мети НАТО бомби.
Air attacks by NATO forces on Serbia, that is, the then FRY, began on this day 25 years ago - March 24, 1999. It is estimated that around 2,500 civilians died, including 89 children, and around 6,000 people were wounded. Bridges were destroyed, infrastructure was destroyed, schools were bombed, health facilities, media houses, embassies, cultural monuments, churches and...
published: 24 Mar 2024
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Could NATO fight diseases like Ebola using big data?
What is the biggest threat to world security today? In the 20th century, politicians warned against nuclear attack. After 9/11, that rhetoric shifted to terrorist attack. But what if thousands were wiped out in a few months from an enemy so small it can’t be seen with the naked eye?
Ebola showed us while many health responders have a high level of skills, many organisations lack a ‘rapid reaction force’, deployable command and control unit or sufficient surveillance to predict disease outbreaks. Bill Gates raised this point in an article for the New England Journal of Medicine, citing NATO as an example of an organisation that had an infrastructure that could be used as a model for a fast-acting unit that worked across borders.
Using the story of a team of French military doctors, who re...
published: 10 Nov 2015
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NATO - International military medical teams cooperating to save lives
In an operation led by NATO, the medical teams are international and the equipment comes from different nations. For nurses and doctors to work together effecti...
In an operation led by NATO, the medical teams are international and the equipment comes from different nations. For nurses and doctors to work together effectively, the Alliance provides training. NATO Homepage: http://www.nato.int
https://wn.com/Nato_International_Military_Medical_Teams_Cooperating_To_Save_Lives
In an operation led by NATO, the medical teams are international and the equipment comes from different nations. For nurses and doctors to work together effectively, the Alliance provides training. NATO Homepage: http://www.nato.int
- published: 02 Mar 2012
- views: 991
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New device designed to help Nato medics make life-and-death calls
In the heat of battle, medics have to be prepared for injuries and casualties on the battlefield.
They are faced with making a number of choices in a split sec...
In the heat of battle, medics have to be prepared for injuries and casualties on the battlefield.
They are faced with making a number of choices in a split second – who needs attention right away, who doesn't and whose injury is too bad to help?
A new device is being developed by Czech Technical University and Nato to help medics make that decision.
More: https://www.forces.net/technology/could-new-nato-device-be-difference-between-life-and-death-battlefield
#forcesnews #nato #battlefield #technology
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https://wn.com/New_Device_Designed_To_Help_Nato_Medics_Make_Life_And_Death_Calls
In the heat of battle, medics have to be prepared for injuries and casualties on the battlefield.
They are faced with making a number of choices in a split second – who needs attention right away, who doesn't and whose injury is too bad to help?
A new device is being developed by Czech Technical University and Nato to help medics make that decision.
More: https://www.forces.net/technology/could-new-nato-device-be-difference-between-life-and-death-battlefield
#forcesnews #nato #battlefield #technology
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- published: 28 Feb 2023
- views: 12008
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NATO Medical Communication and Information Capability
The Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exercise 2020 in June tested more than 100 capabilities. One of those tested was more relevant than ever before given the...
The Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exercise 2020 in June tested more than 100 capabilities. One of those tested was more relevant than ever before given the ongoing pandemic.
The NATO Medical Communication and Information Capability, which is in the prototype phase, is designed to help Allied commanders respond quickly and effectively to different medical scenarios. It includes a suite of 14 software applications that would support operations. The capability is intended to be used in NATO military operations, but also during peacetime.
Check out the video to learn more about this important capability. More information is also available here: https://www.ncia.nato.int/about-us/newsroom/nato-interoperability-exercise-concludes.html
https://wn.com/Nato_Medical_Communication_And_Information_Capability
The Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exercise 2020 in June tested more than 100 capabilities. One of those tested was more relevant than ever before given the ongoing pandemic.
The NATO Medical Communication and Information Capability, which is in the prototype phase, is designed to help Allied commanders respond quickly and effectively to different medical scenarios. It includes a suite of 14 software applications that would support operations. The capability is intended to be used in NATO military operations, but also during peacetime.
Check out the video to learn more about this important capability. More information is also available here: https://www.ncia.nato.int/about-us/newsroom/nato-interoperability-exercise-concludes.html
- published: 07 Aug 2020
- views: 952
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NATO's challenges in providing medical care in operational theatres (MEDICS/MEDwatch)
Providing medical care to soldiers in operational theatres is always a challenge. Despite the current level of care - better than ever before - NATO is continuo...
Providing medical care to soldiers in operational theatres is always a challenge. Despite the current level of care - better than ever before - NATO is continuously looking for improvement. As part of the NATO MEDICS project a capability called MEDwatch has been developed that will speed up and improve the processes, and so increases the level of care and chance on survival for a wounded soldier.
https://wn.com/Nato's_Challenges_In_Providing_Medical_Care_In_Operational_Theatres_(Medics_Medwatch)
Providing medical care to soldiers in operational theatres is always a challenge. Despite the current level of care - better than ever before - NATO is continuously looking for improvement. As part of the NATO MEDICS project a capability called MEDwatch has been developed that will speed up and improve the processes, and so increases the level of care and chance on survival for a wounded soldier.
- published: 11 Sep 2012
- views: 1508
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NATO'S TOP COMMANDER ON BERGDAHL AND HIS HEALTH
NATO's top commander says American military is glad to have Bowe Bergdahl back. To License This Clip, Click Here: http://collection.cnn.com/content/clip/3705437...
NATO's top commander says American military is glad to have Bowe Bergdahl back. To License This Clip, Click Here: http://collection.cnn.com/content/clip/37054370_001.do
https://wn.com/Nato'S_Top_Commander_On_Bergdahl_And_His_Health
NATO's top commander says American military is glad to have Bowe Bergdahl back. To License This Clip, Click Here: http://collection.cnn.com/content/clip/37054370_001.do
- published: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 16
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Was World War I good for medicine? (NATO Review)
From 1914's grim reality to today's virtual reality, this mini documentary looks at how health care played a key role in the 1914-18 war. It hears how most sold...
From 1914's grim reality to today's virtual reality, this mini documentary looks at how health care played a key role in the 1914-18 war. It hears how most soldiers actually survived the trenches, but were at great threat from infection and disease. Today's combat treatment can often be traced back to improvements made in the Great War. But does this mean that war is good for medicine?
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https://wn.com/Was_World_War_I_Good_For_Medicine_(Nato_Review)
From 1914's grim reality to today's virtual reality, this mini documentary looks at how health care played a key role in the 1914-18 war. It hears how most soldiers actually survived the trenches, but were at great threat from infection and disease. Today's combat treatment can often be traced back to improvements made in the Great War. But does this mean that war is good for medicine?
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- published: 25 Jun 2014
- views: 41421
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2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference
The 2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference (NOMC) opened at the National Intrepid Centre of Excellence (NICoE), a treatment planning and research facility loca...
The 2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference (NOMC) opened at the National Intrepid Centre of Excellence (NICoE), a treatment planning and research facility located in Bethesda, Maryland October 4.
https://wn.com/2011_Nato_Operations_Medical_Conference
The 2011 NATO Operations Medical Conference (NOMC) opened at the National Intrepid Centre of Excellence (NICoE), a treatment planning and research facility located in Bethesda, Maryland October 4.
- published: 18 Oct 2011
- views: 148
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Wrap up: Animal health, NATO, Eures and the UK
MEPs backed new rules on animal health, heard from NATO Secretary General and exchanged views with Commission and Council Presidents on the deal offered to the ...
MEPs backed new rules on animal health, heard from NATO Secretary General and exchanged views with Commission and Council Presidents on the deal offered to the UK.
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https://wn.com/Wrap_Up_Animal_Health,_Nato,_Eures_And_The_UK
MEPs backed new rules on animal health, heard from NATO Secretary General and exchanged views with Commission and Council Presidents on the deal offered to the UK.
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- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 3360
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Nebeska udica 25 godina od početka NATO agresije SkyHook 25 years since the start of NATO aggression
Ваздушни напади НАТО снага на Србију, односно тадашњу СРЈ, почели су на данашњи дан пре 25 година – 24. марта 1999. године. Процењено је да је погинуло око 2.50...
Ваздушни напади НАТО снага на Србију, односно тадашњу СРЈ, почели су на данашњи дан пре 25 година – 24. марта 1999. године. Процењено је да је погинуло око 2.500 цивила, међу њима 89 деце, а рањено око 6.000 особа. Срушени су мостови, уништена инфраструктура, бомбардоване школе, здравствене установе, медијске куће, амбасада, споменици културе, цркве и манастири, а готово да нема града који се није нашао на мети НАТО бомби.
Air attacks by NATO forces on Serbia, that is, the then FRY, began on this day 25 years ago - March 24, 1999. It is estimated that around 2,500 civilians died, including 89 children, and around 6,000 people were wounded. Bridges were destroyed, infrastructure was destroyed, schools were bombed, health facilities, media houses, embassies, cultural monuments, churches and monasteries were destroyed, and there is almost no city that was not targeted by NATO bombs.
https://wn.com/Nebeska_Udica_25_Godina_Od_Početka_Nato_Agresije_Skyhook_25_Years_Since_The_Start_Of_Nato_Aggression
Ваздушни напади НАТО снага на Србију, односно тадашњу СРЈ, почели су на данашњи дан пре 25 година – 24. марта 1999. године. Процењено је да је погинуло око 2.500 цивила, међу њима 89 деце, а рањено око 6.000 особа. Срушени су мостови, уништена инфраструктура, бомбардоване школе, здравствене установе, медијске куће, амбасада, споменици културе, цркве и манастири, а готово да нема града који се није нашао на мети НАТО бомби.
Air attacks by NATO forces on Serbia, that is, the then FRY, began on this day 25 years ago - March 24, 1999. It is estimated that around 2,500 civilians died, including 89 children, and around 6,000 people were wounded. Bridges were destroyed, infrastructure was destroyed, schools were bombed, health facilities, media houses, embassies, cultural monuments, churches and monasteries were destroyed, and there is almost no city that was not targeted by NATO bombs.
- published: 24 Mar 2024
- views: 46
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Could NATO fight diseases like Ebola using big data?
What is the biggest threat to world security today? In the 20th century, politicians warned against nuclear attack. After 9/11, that rhetoric shifted to terrori...
What is the biggest threat to world security today? In the 20th century, politicians warned against nuclear attack. After 9/11, that rhetoric shifted to terrorist attack. But what if thousands were wiped out in a few months from an enemy so small it can’t be seen with the naked eye?
Ebola showed us while many health responders have a high level of skills, many organisations lack a ‘rapid reaction force’, deployable command and control unit or sufficient surveillance to predict disease outbreaks. Bill Gates raised this point in an article for the New England Journal of Medicine, citing NATO as an example of an organisation that had an infrastructure that could be used as a model for a fast-acting unit that worked across borders.
Using the story of a team of French military doctors, who rely on a pioneering software system that analyses big data to predict disease outbreaks, this documentary shows how the military and civilian world can come together to curb and control diseases like Ebola and perhaps even eliminate them.
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#NATO #Ebola #bigdata
https://wn.com/Could_Nato_Fight_Diseases_Like_Ebola_Using_Big_Data
What is the biggest threat to world security today? In the 20th century, politicians warned against nuclear attack. After 9/11, that rhetoric shifted to terrorist attack. But what if thousands were wiped out in a few months from an enemy so small it can’t be seen with the naked eye?
Ebola showed us while many health responders have a high level of skills, many organisations lack a ‘rapid reaction force’, deployable command and control unit or sufficient surveillance to predict disease outbreaks. Bill Gates raised this point in an article for the New England Journal of Medicine, citing NATO as an example of an organisation that had an infrastructure that could be used as a model for a fast-acting unit that worked across borders.
Using the story of a team of French military doctors, who rely on a pioneering software system that analyses big data to predict disease outbreaks, this documentary shows how the military and civilian world can come together to curb and control diseases like Ebola and perhaps even eliminate them.
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#NATO #Ebola #bigdata
- published: 10 Nov 2015
- views: 3015