2024
DOI: 10.1136/military-2024-002702
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Operational patient care pathway: building pragmatic medical interoperability through health engagements

Thomas Falconer Hall,
R Wilson,
C Chacksfield
et al.

Abstract: The future operational demand for medical support in Western militaries will likely outstrip available resources, necessitating burden-sharing through medical interoperability with allies and partners. However, the current North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) model of interoperability through standardisation, while achieving high levels of commonality and integration along the operational patient care pathway (OPCP), is high-cost and resource-intensive. We have termed this model assured interoperability. … Show more

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