A significant symposium titled “Combat Medical Support & Care: Current Trends and Future Directions” was conducted at the Army Hospital (Research & Referral), under the guidance of the Directorate General of Medical Services (Army) in New Delhi. This event brought together military medical professionals and domain experts to discuss the evolving landscape of medical support in combat situations.
The symposium was honored by the presence of Lt Gen Daljit Singh, the Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), who served as the guest of honour and delivered a compelling Keynote Address. In his speech, Lt Gen Singh highlighted the critical need for effective combat medical care right at the point of injury within the challenging and austere environments of military engagements. He also outlined the strategic direction and future advancements anticipated in the field of military medicine.
A focal point of the event was the series of enlightening talks provided by various experts specializing in combat medical care. These discussions covered a wide range of topics pertinent to providing medical support in battle scenarios, addressing current trends, challenges, and innovations in the field.
The symposium aimed to foster dialogue and share knowledge on enhancing medical support mechanisms in combat zones, ensuring that military personnel receive the best possible care in times of need. The insights gained from this event are expected to significantly contribute to the development of policies and practices that will shape the future of combat medical care.
