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A roadmap for innovation.

Timothy J Hodgetts

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps

|February 21, 2014

Summary

Military medicine must innovate to retain clinical excellence during peacetime. A strategic roadmap is essential for adapting to future challenges and preserving hard-won lessons from recent conflicts.

Area of Science:

Military Medicine
Medical Innovation
Defence Health Systems

Background:

Historical trend of military medical regression during peacetime.
Need to preserve clinical lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns.
Maintaining adaptability to evolving illness and injury patterns in contingency operations.

Discussion:

Innovation is crucial for sustaining Defence Medical Services' clinical excellence.
Innovation spectrum includes concepts, guidelines, equipment, curricula, research, and diplomacy.
A strategic 'roadmap' with clear vision and protected core strengths is required.

Key Insights:

Retaining innovation capability is central to future operational outcomes.
Innovation must encompass a wide range of clinical advancements.

Keywords:

Medical History Trauma Management

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