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HFM Panel: SitRep Feb 11

HFM Panel: SitRep Feb 11. Med Kol SBH P.NEIRINCKX Maj Dr Psy J.VEREYCKEN. To optimize the: Health Safety Well-being Performance of the human in operational environments. HFM PANEL MISSION. 2. HFM PANEL SCOPE. Human Effectiveness

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HFM Panel: SitRep Feb 11

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  1. HFM Panel: SitRep Feb 11 Med Kol SBH P.NEIRINCKX Maj Dr Psy J.VEREYCKEN

  2. To optimize the: Health Safety Well-being Performance of the human in operational environments HFM PANEL MISSION 2

  3. HFM PANEL SCOPE Human Effectiveness Psycho-social, organisational, cultural and cognitive aspects in military action Human System Integration Human-in-the-system analysis, design and evaluation and experimentation Operational Medicine Aerospace, hyper/hypobaric, and military medicine necessary to ensure sustenance, health, safety, and survival of military personnel Human Protection Human-centered research for optimising physiological tolerance, protection, and survivability in adverse mission environments 3

  4. TWO IMPORTANT CHANGES • MERGE OF (1) HUMAN PROTECTION and (2) OPERATIONAL MEDICINE • NEW AREA: HEALTH, MEDICINE and PROTECTION. • NO URGENT NEED OF A THIRD PANEL MEMBER (only as BACK UP) • LEAVE OF MED GEN MAJ LAIRE replaced by MED KOL SBH NEIRINCKX (also voting member)

  5. Current Activities (2010) 5 Task Groups: 43 Trend:  Symposiums: 2 Trend:  Specialists Meetings: 1 Trend:  Workshops: 3 Trend:  Lecture Series: 1 Trend: * Technical Courses: 3 Trend: *

  6. BELGIUM CONTRIBUTION • WELL REPRESENTED ON THE ACTIVITIES • ET : 5 • RTG : 14 • NEXT SYMPOSIUM on MENTAL HEALTH (april 2011): 4 PRESENTATIONS (3 accepted) • On line Inventory to assess the quality and impact of the HFM-symposium (conceptualisation + data processing by BEL- Lt Kol Psy ret. Lescreve)

  7. OVERVIEW BELGIAN PARTICIPATION • 1. FINISHED PROJECTS • 2. RUNNING ACTIVITIES: • BELGIUM as LEAD NATION • OTHER ACTIVE ON-GOING PROJECTS (ET + RTG) • 3. NEW PROPOSALS 2011

  8. 1. FINISHED PROJECTS in 2010 • RTG 140 - Psychosocial, Organisational, and Cultural Aspects of Terrorism: Prof Verleye (UG) • RTG 160- Measurement of effectiveness of Information and Psy Ops: Cdt Psy Verbanck (ACOS Ops & Trg) • RTG 127 – Assessment and Improvement of Command Team Effectiveness: Verification of Model and Instrument: Prof Dr Mylle (KMS) (Final report + Book + Scientific articles)

  9. RTG 147- Advanced Personal Hearing Protection Technology: Cdt De Boodt (ACOS WB), Med Cdt Van Der Veken (HMRA)

  10. 2. ACTIVE ON-GOING WITH BELGIUM as LEAD NATION • RTG 192 - Optimal use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in military medical facilities:Med Lt Kol Germonpré (HMRA) • RTG 194 - Development of evidence-based guidelines for the management of severely burnt patients: Med LtCol Jennes + Dr JP Pirnay (HMRA)

  11. ET 118 - Detection and identification methods of zoonotic agents. Optimalization of information exchange: P. HEYMAN (ACOS WB) Med LtKol VANDENVELDE (HMRA)

  12. 3.RUNNING PROJECTS:OPERATIONALMEDICINE • RTG 174 - Medical Fitness for expeditionary Operations : Med LtKol BORGERS (HMRA)

  13. RUNNING PROJECTS: HUMAN PROTECTION • RTG 187 - Thermal Strain Management for Health & Performance Sustainment: Med LtKol Carton (ACOS WB) • RTG 189 - Bioeffects and Standardisation of Exposure Limits of Military Relevant High Energetic Electromagnetic Pulses: Cdt Dr Adang (DG HR)

  14. RUNNING PROJECTS: HUMAN PROTECTION • RTG-199: Integration of CBRN Physical Protective Measures to Lessen the Burden on Personnel: K. De Meulenaere (DLD) • RTG-200- Risk Management of Exposure to Chemicals under Operational Conditions: Med Lt Kol Carton (ACOS WB)

  15. RUNNING PROJECTS: HUMAN EFFECTIVENESS • RTG 163 - Improving the Organisational Effectiveness of Coalition Ops: Dr Resteigne (KMS) • RTG 171- Psychological and Physical Selection of Military Special Operations Forces Personnel: Psy Huybens (DG HR) • RTG 179- Moral dilemmas and mental health problems: Cdt Psy Deheegher (MHKA)

  16. RTG 203 - Mental Health Training: Maj Psy Van den Berge (ACOS Ops & Trg)

  17. 4. NEW PROPOSALS • ET- Factors affecting Recruitment and Retention of NATO Military Medical Professionals: Psy F. Bertrand (DG HR) • ET- Military and Civilian Personnel Work Culture and Relations in Defence Organizations: Dr Resteigne (KMS)

  18. ET- Advanced Training Technologies for Medical Healthcare Professionals (Medical Component) ET 118 - Detection and identification methods of zoonotic agents. Optimalization of information Exchange- P. Heyman (ACOS WB) & Med LtKol VANDENVELDE (HMRA) ET- Enhancement in CBRN (MC-DLD?)

  19. SOME COMMENTS • Finding motivated national experts • Consent of DG, ACOS • More links between RTG and national projects of the RHID-program • Practicability of one large area: Health, Medicine and Protection

  20. EDA • ESM-04: MERGE of HUMAN FACTORS + CBRN in 2009 • THREE MEETINGS A YEAR, THREE DAYS • Maj Dr Psy Vereycken (CNC) + Med Col Gala (CBRN)

  21. EDA- HF • Cat B-project: Social and cultural modelling of HQ in military operations: BEL,FR, NL, SWECollaboration of simulation experts & Mil Psy (Cdt Psy Verbanck, Cdt Utterbeeck (KMS) but GER and NL retired • New Cat B-project: Impact of Demographic Change on recruitment and retention (Prof Manigart). BEL= Lead Nation • NOT ACCEPTED: a new Cat B project on media coverage of Defence in Europe (Prof Manigart):

  22. Two-days workshop (Sep 10, Brussels): Recruitment, Retention, System design:30 participants Lead: BEL (prof Manigart), FIN, GER

  23. ESM 04- CBRN CBRN protection is selected as the next topic for a JIP (Cat A). Will be developped in 2011. 4 years duration after the date of signature Budget: 57 MEUR BEL: 2,76 % Two Belgian members in the JIP CBRN Management Committee Med Kol Gala (DLD) Wim Van den Bossche (DLD).

  24. Bio EDEP – Participation in Prepraration Phase Status as of January 2011 Project 1 Bio Dosimeter L X X X Project 2 Tactical area Bio Surveillance &Monitoring System L X X Project 3 Future Bio Surveillance &Monitoring System, Standoff L X X X Project 4 Rapid deployable Bio Fieldrecce platform L X X Project 5 2nd generation armoured Biorecce platform X X L X Project 6 2nd generation deployable tactical field analysis system X X X X X X X L Project 7 Bio detection sys for decon control X X L X Project 8 BIRD Systems Integration X X L X X X X X

  25. EDA- CBRN: BELGIAN PARTICIPATION • 4 Projects + • Data-Base of Biological Agents: European military data base of the genetic profile of lethal biological agents (ends in 2011)

  26. QUESTIONS ?

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