For debate: health service support planning for large-scale defensive land operations (part 1).

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Abstract
This is the first of two articles that considers the medical planning implications of large-scale defensive military operations. This paper considers the military context and planning factors that may require a medical plan that is different from that seen in recent counterinsurgency operations. The scale and complexity of the challenge is likely to require a greater level of decentralisation and a more sophisticated approach to medical planning at the strategic and operational levels.
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Authors Bricknell, Martin;Finn, A;Palmer, J;
Journal journal of the royal army medical corps
Year 2019
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10.1136/jramc-2018-000993
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public health trauma management

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