The DMS must rapidly reshape its systems to cultivate and sustain innovation and the implementation of new digital technologies

Buckley, A. G.; Tai, Nigel

doi:10.1136/bmjmilitary-2021-001924

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“…Risk tolerance is a critical component of an innovative ecosystem. 3 A shift from a one-size-fits all approach to contracting towards a…”

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“…Balanced against the rigorous governance requirements for public funds is a requirement for supporting functions to show the flexibility necessary to deliver high quality research in conjunction with academic partners. Risk tolerance is a critical component of an innovative ecosystem 3. A shift from a one-size-fits all approach to contracting towards a risk-based approach that accounts for the nuances of supporting a research project vs traditional Defence procurement would help accelerate the pace of innovation.…”

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Realising the ambition of the Defence Medical Services research strategy

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2022

BMJ Mil Health

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Realising the ambition of the Defence Medical Services research strategy

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2022

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Defence Medical Services’ REBOA training course

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Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta (REBOA) enables temporary haemorrhage control and physiological stabilisation. This article describes the bespoke Defence Medical Services (DMS) training package for effectively using REBOA. The article covers how the course was designed, how the key learning objectives are taught, participant feedback and the authors’ perceptions of future training challenges and opportunities. Since the inaugural training course in April 2019, the authors have delivered six courses, training over 100 clinicians. For the first time in the UK DMS, we designed and delivered a robust specialist endovascular training programme, with demonstrable, significant increases in confidence and competence. As a result of this course, the first DMS REBOA-equipped forward surgical teams deployed in June 2019. Looking to the future, there is a requirement to develop an assessment of skill retention and the potential need for revalidation.

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The DMS must rapidly reshape its systems to cultivate and sustain innovation and the implementation of new digital technologies

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Realising the ambition of the Defence Medical Services research strategy

Realising the ambition of the Defence Medical Services research strategy

Defence Medical Services’ REBOA training course

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