A Collection of Scenarios in Military Medical Ethics to Support Training and Research

(2018)
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Scenarios are a key tool for education, training and research in ethics. The presented collection of scenarios in military medical ethics constitutes a valuable resource for trainers and researchers. It shall support deploying military medical personnel and those who organise training and education to better prepare for missions. To achieve this aim, the MME scenario collection • collects and publishes experiences, reports, and scenarios in a searchable database and • provides an opportunity for those returning from missions to (anonymously) contribute their experiences and to share it with others. • Introductory texts and teaching and/or self-learning material shall be added over time. • The thematic scope of the scenario collection could be extended to include ethical challenges of humanitaMrian actors, which are often similar to the experiences of their military counterparts.

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Daniel Messelken
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