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Did you know that we take part in a project that creates an online collection of scenarios for training and research in military medical ethics?
The aim of this MME scenario collection is to provide deploying military medical personnel and those who organise trainging and education with a tool to better prepare for future missions. In order to do so, we collect and make available cases, experiences, reports, and scenarios in a neutral database. In order for the colletion to grow, we hope that we can convince those returning from missions to (anonymously or not) contribute their experiences and share it with others.
- Access the MME Scenario Collection via https://scenarios.militarymedicalethics.ch
If you want to learn more, the International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services has published an article that describes the MME Scenario Collection. You can read the article online via the following links:
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The 2019 summer courses in Spiez/Switzerland are now open for registration.
Please find more information on the respective subpages of both courses:
- 21st ICMM Course on the Law of Armed Conflict (LoAC)
- 7th ICMM Course on Military Medical Ethics in Times of Armed Conflict (MME)
As places in both courses are limited make sure to apply in due time.
You can also read the report on our 2018 summer courses in the ICMM Journal in order to get an idea of the courses!
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Program for the 9th ICMM workshop on Military Medical Ethics (MME) published
This year's workshop will take place in parallel to the 43rd ICMM World Congress at the Congress Center in Basel. The main topic of the workshop is
Ethics of Dealing with Risks in Military Medicine
The ICMM Centre of Reference for Education on IHL and Ethics, the Medical Services Directorate of the Swiss Armed Forces, and the Center for Military Medical Ethics jointly invite you to join us for the workshop.
Registration for the workshop is mandatory and places are limited.
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We are pleased to announce that the volume Ethical challenges for military health care personnel in the context of epidemics is now published. It collects the contributions to our 5th Workshop on Military Medical Ethics and is available in the Military and Defence Ethics series at Routledge/London.
The contributions in this volume provide first-hand insights into some of the ethical issues encountered by military health care personnel in missions during the Ebola outbreak in 2014/2015. This practical perspective is complimented by academic analyses and theoretical reflections on ethical issues associated with epidemics.
Publication details
Messelken, Daniel; Winkler, David (2018), editors.
Ethical Challenges for Military Health Care Personnel: Dealing with Epidemics. London: Routledge, 2018.
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