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J R Nav Med Serv ; 98(1): 22-6, 2012.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-22558738

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It is the author's belief that Role 1 GDMO led medical care continues to be a potent and adaptable force, capable of operating efficiently and with a high degree of autonomy in potentially high threat environments. The medical team was able to adapt to the operational demand and retained the full confidence of the command chain, however the MO felt acutely aware of gaps in his New Entry Medical Officer clinical training. Short duration courses such as Advanced Paediatric Life Support, Basic Surgical Skills and MIMMS provide excellent added value for medical officers and increase self confidence. NEMO training in the future may benefit from the inclusion of these. Despite the challenges faced during the NEOs the Role 1 medical team in CUMBERLAND found the experience very rewarding and an example of what they joined the Royal Navy to do.


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Naval Medicine/organization & administration , Rescue Work/organization & administration , Communicable Diseases/diagnosis , Humans , Libya , Military Medicine/organization & administration , Motion Sickness/therapy , Ships , United Kingdom , Warfare
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