Medical Lessons Learned Conference on Civilian – Military cooperation 15-16 MAY

NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine and United Kingdom Defence Medical Services invite both Civilian and Military organizations, recently involved in crisis management (CM) and humanitarian assistance (HA) as well as relevant NATO and EU operations to share their experiences, best practices, and lessons learned.
The aim of the conference is to identify areas for improvement, learn good practices and enhance cooperation in these complex missions.

The Conference schedule is now taking shape. The first days agenda will include distinct plenary sessions with 3-5 speakers focusing on experiences and knowledge gained while providing medical care in the CM/HA environments. Each session will conclude with a short panel discussion.
We are currently in the process of inviting speakers from civilian and military organizations, so the finalized Agenda will be available later.
Invited speakers please click here for registration.
The conference takes place on 15-16 May 2018 in in Budapest, Hungary, in Danubius Health Spa Resort Margitsziget.
The dress code for the conference and the social event will be civilian, smart casual.
Please be informed the 120 EUR Conference fee will be collected, what covers the rental cost of conference room, coffee breaks, and working lunches.
Conference agenda will be provided closer to the date of the meeting and will be available on the website http://www.coemed.org/.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet all relevant civilian or military stakeholders from current missions, deployments and operations and share your experiences and learn lessons and good practices.

Click here for the calling letter

Click here for the 2nd calling letter

For the agenda please click here

If you are interested in this conference click here for reservation

Please make your accommodation arrangement on the link below:

Danubius Health Spa Resort Margitsziget

Food for Thoughts:

JALLC report on Civilian Military Interaction