Conference Day One

LESSONS FROM CURRENT OPERATIONS

Welcome

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Air Marshal Clare Walton CB KHP

Director General
Defence Medical Services

Strengthening Responses to Mass Casualty Scenarios

9:15 am - 9:45 am STRATEGIC PRIORITIES FOR US DoD HEALTH AFFAIRS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE

Dr. Lester Martinez-Lopez - Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, DoD
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Dr. Lester Martinez-Lopez

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs
DoD

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Brigadier General Colleen Forestier

Director Health Services Strategic Concepts
Canadian Forces Health Services

10:15 am - 10:30 am CIVILIAN MULTIPLE PATIENT MOVEMENT CAPABILITY: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Dr Arnaud Derossi - Regional Medical Director, International SOS
Dr Ken McDonnell - Global Medical Director, International SOS
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Dr Arnaud Derossi

Regional Medical Director
International SOS

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Dr Ken McDonnell

Global Medical Director
International SOS

10:30 am - 11:00 am MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING

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Captain Travis Polk

Chair, Joint Program Committee-6, Director, Combat Casualty Care Research Program (CCCRP)
US Army Medical Research and Development Command (USAMRDC)

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Colonel (ret) Dr John Holcomb

Professor of Surgery
University of Alabama and Uniformed Services University

11:45 am - 12:15 pm DAY ONE KEYNOTE ADDRESS: MILITARY MEDICAL LEADERSHIP IN MULTINATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS

Major General Tim Hodgetts CBE OStJ KHS - Surgeon General, Defence Medical Services, U.K. Ministry of Defence
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Major General Tim Hodgetts CBE OStJ KHS

Surgeon General, Defence Medical Services
U.K. Ministry of Defence

As we move away from counter-insurgency operations and towards international armed conflict, the likelihood of higher casualty rates will increase. Armies will have to evolve and adapt to this new reality in order to prepare for tomorrow’s battlefield

·       What systems do we have in place to stop systems being overwhelmed in times of mass casualties?

·       At what point do we lower standards to speed up treatment processes?

·       Where can civilian organisations and industry step in to fill existing treatment gaps?

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Brigadier Duncan Wilson KHP MBChB MD MSc FRCP

Head, Research & Clinical Innovation
UK Defence Medical Services

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Dr. Lester Martinez-Lopez

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs
DoD

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Major General Tim Hodgetts CBE OStJ KHS

Surgeon General, Defence Medical Services
U.K. Ministry of Defence

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Brigadier General Roman Jantoš

Commander of Military Medical Command – Surgeon General
Slovak Armed Forces

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Colonel Claes Ivgren

Surgeon General
Swedish Armed Forces

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Brigadier General Colleen Forestier

Director Health Services Strategic Concepts
Canadian Forces Health Services

12:30 pm - 12:45 pm INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH TELEFLEX

12:45 pm - 1:45 pm NETWORKING LUNCH


Developing New CBRN Protection and Treatment

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Colonel Professor Dr Kai Kehe

Head of Division A VI: Public Health - Preventive Medicine, Health Promotion
Bundeswehr

2:15 pm - 2:45 pm NATO ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY TO SUPPORT JOINT MEDICAL PLANS

Dr Robert Balazs - Senior Medical Expert (Contracted Clinical Services), NATO Support and Procurement Agency
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Dr Robert Balazs

Senior Medical Expert (Contracted Clinical Services)
NATO Support and Procurement Agency

2:45 pm - 3:15 pm BUILDING NEW CBRN CAPABILITIES TO RESPOND TO FUTURE THREATS

Brigadier General Roman Jantoš - Commander of Military Medical Command – Surgeon General, Slovak Armed Forces
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Brigadier General Roman Jantoš

Commander of Military Medical Command – Surgeon General
Slovak Armed Forces

3:15 pm - 3:30 pm DESIGNING HUMAN FACTORS INTO THE WORLD'S FIRST HYPERVENT CHEST SEAL

Tim Berrow - Global Product and Business Development Manager, Medtrade Products Limited
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Tim Berrow

Global Product and Business Development Manager
Medtrade Products Limited

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING

Addressing Interoperability and Co-operation Challenges

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm CHALLENGES FOR PATIENT FLOW MANAGEMENT DURING COLLECTIVE DEFENCE

Brigadier General Dr Stefan Kowitz - Director, Multinational Medical Coordination Centre/European Medical Command
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Brigadier General Dr Stefan Kowitz

Director
Multinational Medical Coordination Centre/European Medical Command

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm SUPPORTING MULTINATIONAL FORCES IN THE EVENT OF ALL-OUT WAR

Colonel Dr Michal Baran - Surgeon General, Czech Armed Forces
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Colonel Dr Michal Baran

Surgeon General
Czech Armed Forces

5:00 pm - 5:30 pm TRAINING AND PREPARING MEDICAL TEAMS TO OPERATE IN MULTINATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS

Surgeon Captain Steve Bree - Consultant Anaesthetist, Defence Medical Services
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Surgeon Captain Steve Bree

Consultant Anaesthetist
Defence Medical Services

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Dr. Jonathan Woodson

President
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

It will be increasingly important to provide rapid medical support to regional health providers in order to support troops stationed overseas in the event of war in cluttered urban environments where military and civilian organisations will merge

·       Where are there currently large numbers of multinational troops? What medical support currently exists for them?

·       Where can industry step in to provide support for medical assistance action in new environments?

·       What will the future deployment of overseas troops look like, and how will medical services need to react to support this?

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Brigadier Duncan Wilson KHP MBChB MD MSc FRCP

Head, Research & Clinical Innovation
UK Defence Medical Services

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Colonel Claes Ivgren

Surgeon General
Swedish Armed Forces

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Colonel MD Doina Baltaru

Commander of Cluj-Napoca Clinical Military Emergency Hospital
Romanian Defence Forces

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Professor Ian Pallister

Major Trauma Consultant, Orthopaedic Trauma Consultant and Honorary Professor,
Cardiff & Vale and Swansea Bay University Health Boards

End of Day

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Brigadier Duncan Wilson KHP MBChB MD MSc FRCP

Head, Research & Clinical Innovation
UK Defence Medical Services