For the first time, the NATO Medical Evaluation (MEDEVAL) course was conducted on U.S. soil, hosted by the 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade (4SFAB). Over the course of two weeks, two iterations of the MEDEVAL course took place, marking a significant milestone in NATO's medical collaboration with its allied partners.

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It is our pleasure to announce that registration for the NATO-approved training solution, titled "Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) course" to be held in Budapest, Hungary, on 24-28 February 2025 is open.

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Registration open! NATO MILMED COE's biyearly Force Health Protection Hybrid Event will take place on-line and in-person in Munich on 05-07 November 2024.

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From 22-26 July, NATO Medical Evaluations of civil emergency medical services, such as: Emergency Departments, SMURD ground and air Ambulances, and the County Public Ambulance Services in Targu Mures and Piatra Neamt were conducted by a team of certified NATO Medical Evaluators under the lead of LTC (ret) Oscar Meijboom from NATO Centre of Exellence for Military Medicin (MILMED COE) in Budapest.

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Your input is crucial for our research on the global availability of VR among military personnel. By completing this short questionnaire, you can contribute to advancing VR technology in the international military community. Join us in pioneering the future - take a few moments to fill out the survey!

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How can we ensure military engagement in global health is appropriate, constructive, effective and coordinated with other actors? How can you identify likely stakeholders in your Defence Engagement (DE) health activity? How can you link the strategic and tactical objectives? How would you approach the delivery of your DE health activity? What do you perceive as the greatest risk to achieving the success of your proposed DE activity? Amongst other things, the Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) course seeks answers to these questions.

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The Major Incident Hospital of the Ministry of Defence and UMC Utrecht in The Netherlands hosted the Department of Energy’s International Medical Management of Radiation Injuries (I-Med) course that took place from 3 till 7 June 2024.

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The 3-day NATO Major Incident Medical Management and Support (MIMMS) course is a crucial training for personnel involved in major incident planning and response. As the only international standard in major incident medical management, it is taught and practiced globally, incorporated into both civilian and military medical procedures.

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