BRIG Toni Bushby , Australian Army Health Services
Col Sandrine Duron , Médecin en Chef, French Liaison Officer to the US Army Surgeon General, DHHQ
CAPT Ernst van Etten , Surgeon General of the Royal Dutch Navy
2. Following this session, the attendee will be able to identify lessons learned from recent transformations of international partner nations
3. Following this session, the attendee will be able to highlight how those lessons learned can inform future medical planning
With the simultaneous increase in the threat of large-scale combat operations and contingency operations throughout the world, military medical organizations are having to transform to meet multiple very different mission sets. This panel will explore how several other nations have tackled this issue and discuss how those lesson learned might be applied to other nations. Objectives: 1. Discuss how recent worldwide events have impacted the development of new policies, training programs, and organizational alignments to better meet changing military medical mission sets 2. Review lessons learned from recent efforts to adapt to the new requirements generated by current events 3. Extrapolate how recent lessons learned can (and should) inform medical planning for future conflicts