Medical Support to the Future Battlefield – From Research to Reality
Organised with the
support of Defence Medical Services, UK MoD, Deployed
Medical and Healthcare Delivery is the flagship opportunity for
clinicians, organisational thinkers and capability planners to drive clinical
delivery for the battlefield of the future.
As doctrine adapts to meet the peer threat, the military medical community must improve capability across the Operational Patient Care Pathway – from point of injury through to definitive care. DMHD will be the only conference to look across that pathway, with a three day programme that asks how clinical care can be delivered in accordance with accepted clinical timelines, on a less dense battlefield and with insecure lines of communication.
In 2020, the conference moves to its natural next phase, seeking to identify the technology which will support that change in practice, and to accelerate the application of innovation across the Operational Patient Care Pathway. Our starting premise remains the same: individual advances in clinical care can deliver enhanced outcomes at specific points along that pathway, but their effects will not truly be felt unless other elements in the pathway can keep pace. The conference’s mission is to support that overall improvement.
2020 Speakers Include:
Why attend Deployed Medical & Healthcare Delivery?
Understand how UK
Defence Medical Services adopts innovation across the operational patient care pathway to advance clinical delivery from point of injury to definitive care
Hear directly from the clinicians responsible for
administering deployed care, and understand the on-the-ground impact of medical
innovation for the equipment-user
Examine the future of deployed medical care in support
of major joint operations with case
studies from the Bundeswehr, French
Military Medical Service, Canadian Armed Forces and US Air Force
Position your
organisation as a leading partner for deployed medical healthcare, by aligning
your solutions with the challenges of frontline
medics.