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Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2690-8808/233
Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine (Kyiv)
*Corresponding Author: Oleg Shekera, Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Higher Education of Ukraine, Colonel of the Medical Service, Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine
Citation: Oleh Shekera, (2024), NATO. Development of the Industry of Military Medical Supply of NATO operations, Journal of Clinical Case Reports and Studies, 5(11); DOI:10.31579/2690-8808/233
Copyright: © 2024, Oleh Shekera. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Received: 16 November 2024 | Accepted: 25 November 2024 | Published: 02 December 2024
Keywords: north Atlantic treaty organization; NATO medical support; medical support of the armed forces of Ukraine
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, also known as the North Atlantic Alliance or NATO, is an international intergovernmental organization and a military-political alliance of North America and Europe. It guarantees collective defense of the Alliance members based on its core tasks, namely: deterrence and defense, crisis prevention and resolution, and security through cooperation.
An important component of Ukraine's integration into the global security space is cooperation with international intergovernmental organizations. Ukraine's military cooperation with NATO member countries is considered a key element of partnership with the organization as a whole.
NATO's medical support issues are viewed exclusively in the context of national responsibility by member states. NATO's new operations have drawn increased attention to the need for coordination in providing medical aid during disaster relief and humanitarian operations. NATO operations in special (extreme) conditions have led to further development in the field of medical support.
Today, NATO military medicine involves the use of advanced practices to optimize care for the wounded. The foundation is basic training (planning), which allows adaptation to challenges posed by the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of casualties, extreme environmental conditions, logistical constraints, and the reality that mission completion may take precedence over medical needs. This concept is based on real-world experience and lessons learned from ongoing military conflicts. The Strategy for the Development of the Medical Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine until 2035 defines long-term tasks aimed at gradually creating the Medical Forces of the future. It envisions the development and implementation of modern, effective medical technologies for the provision of medical care, treatment, and rehabilitation, as well as conducting medical and preventive measures. The implementation of NATO countries' positive experience in organizing medical support in emergency situations in Ukraine will bring the state's capabilities closer to international basic requirements. Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration will contribute to creating a unified national medical space and forming its own model for responding to emergencies.
To achieve the goal and fulfill the tasks, a special comprehensive program was developed based on a systematic approach and analysis. This program also utilized Ukrainian legislation concerning national defense, healthcare for military personnel, and scientific articles on the medical support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The following methods were employed in the research process: historical-informational, semantic evaluation of scientific documents, observation, and structural-logical analysis.
This approach clearly outlined the relationship between the object and the subject of the research, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of the state of the object. It also identified influencing factors, based on which directions were determined for creating a database and methods for processing the obtained information.
NATO's Strategic Concept of 2022 reaffirms that the Alliance's primary goal is to guarantee the collective defense of its members based on a "360-degree" approach. It also outlines NATO's core tasks: deterrence and defense, crisis prevention and resolution, and security through cooperation. In everyday life, security is key to our well-being, and NATO aims to guarantee the freedom and security of its members through political and military means.
Political: NATO promotes democratic values and enables member states to consult and cooperate on defense and security issues to address challenges, build trust, and ultimately prevent conflicts.
Military: NATO's primary obligation is the peaceful resolution of disputes. If diplomatic efforts fail, NATO has the military capacity to conduct crisis management operations. These operations are initiated in accordance with the collective defense clause of the founding treaty – Article 5 of the Washington Treaty – or under the mandate of the United Nations, either independently or in cooperation with other countries and international organizations [3].
Political Circumstances Leading to the Treaty’s Creation:
Treaty Duration
The negotiating parties did not have a unified position on the duration of the Treaty. Some preferred a long-term agreement, with the initial validity set at 20 years, while others feared that any period exceeding 10 years might appear as an unnecessary extension of wartime conditions. Ultimately, at the insistence of Portugal, the Treaty’s duration was set at 10 years, after which it could be reviewed (Article 12). Only after the Treaty had been in effect for 20 years could a member state withdraw from the Organization (Article 13). To date, neither provision has been applied, meaning the Treaty has never been reviewed, and no member state has expressed a desire to withdraw from NATO [3, 4].
Development of NATO Operations' Medical Support
NATO operations in extreme conditions have driven the further development of the medical support field. Today, NATO military medicine is focused on utilizing advanced practices to optimize care for the wounded. The foundation is comprehensive training and planning.
The organization and planning of medical support for the population during medical protection measures must align with the provisions of Ukraine’s new military doctrine, which considers the possibility of various types of modern warfare: global, regional, local, and armed conflicts. Contemporary armed conflicts are characterized by the unpredictability of combat operations and the distinctive armament used by opposing forces, including high-kinetic-energy projectiles and widespread use of explosive devices. These require new organizational solutions, significant medical knowledge, and efforts aimed at preserving the lives and capacity of the maximum number of injured individuals.
An essential component of Ukraine's integration into the global security space is cooperation with international intergovernmental organizations. The development of cross-border cooperation is based on the principles of planned integration with major global institutions, united by societal and universal values, reflecting Ukraine's national interests and harnessing additional potential. Currently, the key tasks for the relevant sector are the analysis and development of general approaches (action algorithms) for emergency situations in both peacetime and wartime, determining general mechanisms for organizing logistical support in the event of man-made disasters, natural catastrophes, and other extreme situations. Defining key indicators for the activities of international bodies and medical support systems should contribute to forming a unified national medical space as part of the national security system. The implementation of international experience in organizing medical assistance in emergencies into existing systems will help avoid or reduce the risks of duplication in the organization of medical assistance, allowing the creation of a unified system of medical care modeled on treatment principles. This will enable resource determination and practices for providing medical aid to those affected. Ukraine’s cooperation with NATO member countries in the military sphere is seen as an important element of partnership with the organization as a whole. The implementation of NATO standards and procedures through partnership in emergency response contributes to Ukraine's strategic goal of Euro-Atlantic integration. Interest in the experience of foreign military medical services, especially in NATO’s medical support, has increased. In this regard, the analysis and evaluation of achievements in the field of military medicine are of significant importance.
The primary document regulating medical support in the United States is the military medical doctrine. There are several types of doctrines: the National Unified Doctrine of the U.S. Army, the Allied Doctrine of NATO Member Countries, and the Doctrine of Multinational Forces (NATO and other countries). Multinational doctrines ensure unification, standardization, and account for the specific features of national military healthcare systems. The provisions of allied or partner doctrines are formulated to ensure that the national priorities in the medical support of individual member countries do not hinder cooperation and collaboration.
Significant attention is given to NATO's medical support aspects, as reflected in the Alliance’s Strategic Concept (April 29, 1999) and the MC Directive for Military Implementation of Alliance Strategy (June 14, 1996). The MC 319 directive ("NATO Principles and Policies for Logistics") emphasizes that general principles of logistics largely apply to the medical support of troops. However, specific medical factors must also be considered when organizing medical support.
In 1993, the NATO Military Committee developed the MC 326 directive ("Medical Support Precepts and Guidance for NATO"). Taking into account NATO’s combat experience, the Committee of the Chiefs of Military Medical Services in NATO (COMEDS) developed a general medical support concept for the NATO Joint Armed Forces, known as the "NATO Medical Support Principles and Policies." This document aligns with the NATO Principles and Policies for Logistics and outlines operational principles of medical support while incorporating modern medical advancements. It establishes the principles and policies of NATO’s medical support and presents a medical support concept to be used in developing national doctrines, concepts, plans, and procedures in member countries.
The principles and policies for decision-making apply to both peacetime and wartime, including peacekeeping, humanitarian operations, and peace-enforcement missions. The overall coordination of NATO medical support is entrusted to the COMEDS, which consists of the heads of the military medical services of NATO member states. COMEDS consolidates and coordinates military-medical development within the Alliance. Medical support matters in NATO are addressed exclusively within the framework of the national responsibility of member states. New NATO operations have drawn increased attention to the need for coordination of medical assistance efforts during disaster relief and humanitarian operations. COMEDS’ objectives include improving and expanding coordination, standardization, and interoperability in the medical field among member countries, as well as enhancing information exchange on organizational, operational, and procedural aspects of military medical services in NATO and partner countries.
COMEDS coordinates its activities with other NATO structures, including the NATO Standardization Office, the Joint Medical Committee, and the Medical Board of NATO's Supreme Commanders. Additionally, a Special Steering Group has been established to mitigate the consequences of the use of weapons of mass destruction, particularly in response to the threat posed by biological weapons [5].
To assist in fulfilling its tasks, COMEDS includes several working groups that address the following topics: military medical structures, operations and procedures, military preventive medicine, emergency medical care, military psychiatry, dental services, medical equipment, military pharmacy, food hygiene, food technology, veterinary medicine, medical training, and medical information management systems.
Currently, Ukraine’s Law "On Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine Regarding Military Standards" aims to ensure maximum interoperability between the leadership of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) and other security sector formations, as well as with the armed forces of NATO member states. These changes fully extend to the medical support systems of the UAF and other military units [6].
The Strategic Defense Bulletin of Ukraine, approved by Presidential Decree on June 6, 2016, includes Operational Goal 4.2, which focuses on building a medical support system capable of providing proper medical care for all defense tasks. This involves implementing modern technologies for medical assistance and treatment of the wounded following medical care standards, clinical protocols, and other health sector standards. Ukraine's Military Medical Doctrine, approved by government resolution, identifies one of the key tasks of military medical support as developing and implementing unified approaches to preserving and promoting the health of service members, organizing and providing medical assistance in cases of injuries, damage, and diseases, and ensuring the swift recovery of combat readiness and work capacity. These goals align with NATO medical standards. The "Medical Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine" doctrine establishes that medical support is provided within a unified medical space in compliance with healthcare legislation and medical care standards. It also emphasizes integrating the civilian healthcare system to offer medical assistance to service members when necessary. The Medical Forces Development Strategy of the UAF through 2035 outlines long-term objectives for the gradual creation of future Medical Forces. The strategy prioritizes the development and implementation of modern, effective medical technologies for care, treatment, and rehabilitation, along with preventive medical measures [7-9].
Let’s consider the general principles of NATO medical support [10].
Medical activities must be conducted in accordance with the provisions outlined in the Hague and Geneva Conventions. In situations where, for some reason, the provisions of these conventions cannot be fully adhered to in practice, a mandatory rule must be followed: all wounded and sick individuals must be treated without bias, taking into account their clinical needs and available medical resources.
The standards of medical support for NATO forces must be acceptable to all member countries. Regardless of the nature of the mission, the primary objective of the military healthcare system is to provide medical care standards as close as possible to those required in peacetime.
Medical support planning should include detailed measures to prevent diseases and other health threats as a key factor in maintaining the combat readiness of personnel.
Medical care is provided progressively, covering everything from preventive medicine, emergency (first) aid, resuscitation, and stabilization of vital functions to evacuation and specialized care.
Patients moving through the medical system must receive continuous, substantial, and progressive medical care and treatment. Medical care and treatment must also be available throughout the evacuation process on the Declared Key Operational Principles
Authority. Responsibility. Mandatory Medical Support, etc.
Medical resources provided by NATO member countries are an integral part of NATO forces. Under normal circumstances, countries must use their own forces to provide medical care and treatment. Medical service units and formations must be deployed with their medical structures in strict accordance with the anticipated operational requirements. For non-NATO countries, this may include pre-deployment checks with inspections of agreed medical resources (if necessary). Medical units may have their own configuration or be reinforced by other modular units. The standards of medical care should be as close as possible to peacetime standards. This may involve personnel and/or equipment from other units. When expanding medical units, sufficient time must be allocated to maintain professional training standards.
Medical resources required at the start of any operation must be sufficient for the collection, evacuation, treatment, and hospitalization of patients arriving daily. Factors such as the military situation, geography, climate, and medical resource readiness must be considered in the concept of medical support development and during planning.
National health and evacuation systems should be preserved to the greatest extent possible.
Medical support in emergencies should be based on the peacetime military healthcare system. Medical readiness and suitability must be at a level that ensures a smooth transition from peacetime to a conflict or crisis scenario.
National contingents should strive to achieve the highest possible level of standardization (compatibility, interoperability, interchangeability).
An effective communication system must be established between national contingents, medical facilities, evacuation control points, and NATO medical personnel.
Effective management of medical information, particularly regarding patients, is a vital element of medical support planning. Multinational contingents should align medical principles, policies, and support concepts in their doctrines, concepts, directives, and procedures in agreement with other nations. Effective medical support within NATO’s structure is regarded as a key to mission success. Currently, preparatory measures are underway to adapt Ukraine's defense system to NATO standards. In accordance with the Strategic Defense Bulletin of Ukraine, enacted by Presidential Decree No. 240 of June 6, 2016, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine is modernizing its defense planning systems by introducing capability-based planning processes focused on threats. This type of planning is used by NATO member states.
Among the key requirements for this capability (functional group) is the ability to systematically adapt to quickly assess the status of local, regional, and national vital services according to the requests of the host (or attacked) country or an international organization to support operations (or emergencies), including the assessment of the current state of the medical service and the availability of medical services. Autonomous capability includes providing Level 2 (3) medical care, which involves receiving, stabilizing, and holding injured personnel until they can return to duty, as well as aeromedical evacuation to a deep logistics base or national medical systems.
Overview of Key Characteristics of the BiSC Capability Codes and Capability Statements Catalog (the BiSC Capability Codes and Capability Statements Catalog), distributed to EU countries and participants of the Mediterranean Dialogue and the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (such as Afghanistan, Australia, Iraq, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, New Zealand, Pakistan), is also proposed for use in Ukraine. The Catalog establishes a common understanding of capabilities in defense and operational planning, including minimum capability requirements, target packages, capability reviews, risk assessments, and shared requirements. Capability codes represent a unique alphanumeric functional identifier, while the statements define the core requirements for units, taking into account all areas of development—such as refining guidance documents, organizational structure, training, equipment, technical support, command systems, personnel, logistics, and achieving interoperability. These codes and requirements are widely used across NATO structures, providing a common conceptual framework for describing capabilities and facilitating long-term and operational planning. The U.S. system for organizing medical support during emergencies is largely conceptual and doctrinal. It is important to note that the new U.S. defense strategy involves the global redistribution of forces, meaning that NATO's command and control systems are adapted through a common conceptual framework and principles for assessing required forces and assets.
To organize joint medical support and counter threats, NATO uses several key doctrines, including:
NATO’s military medicine has evolved, particularly due to operations in extreme conditions, focusing on optimizing care for the wounded. One of the core elements of this evolution is comprehensive planning, which allows for adapting to challenges posed by the quantity and quality of casualties, extreme environmental conditions, logistical limitations, and the reality that mission completion may take precedence over medical needs. The concept of military medicine is based on real-world experiences and lessons learned from ongoing military conflicts. One of the most significant advancements is the development and implementation of the Joint Trauma System (JTS). This system ensures that every soldier injured in battle has the best chance of survival and the highest potential for recovery. The motto of the system is "The right patient, at the right time, at the right place, with the right care." The JTS is a coordinated effort aimed at providing comprehensive care to all injured patients and is integrated into local healthcare systems. Its main value lies in its ability to ensure the proper level of care for wounded patients using available resources for the best treatment outcomes.
The mission of the "Joint Trauma System" (JTS) is to coordinate trauma care through continuous improvement and evidence-based medical approaches. The value of the trauma care system is reflected in the development of over 36 clinical guidelines relevant to military physicians, grounded in scientific evidence, which have successfully reduced morbidity and mortality from combat injuries. At each stage of care, the top priority is addressing the greatest potential threats within the scope of the mission. This concept, proven effective on the battlefield, has significantly lowered mortality rates.
The trauma care system represents organized and coordinated efforts across a defined geographical area, aimed at providing a full spectrum of care to all injured patients, integrated into the local healthcare system. Its core value lies in its ability to deliver appropriate care to wounded patients using available resources to achieve optimal treatment outcomes.
The current model of military trauma care is the Joint Theater Trauma System (JTTS), which provides a systematic and comprehensive approach to coordinating battlefield care, minimizing morbidity and mortality, and optimizing essential care for casualties.
A systematic approach to casualty care has demonstrably reduced morbidity and mortality during NATO military operations.
On March 1, 2024, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed Law No. 10343 on the organization of appropriate medical support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (UAF). According to the bill’s explanatory note, the law empowers the Ministry of Defense to approve protocols and standards for pre-hospital and medical care for the Security and Defense Forces based on NATO standards, as well as to oversee their compliance [14].
The Ministry of Defense is also authorized to approve the list, quality standards, and minimum requirements for specialized medical products used by the Security and Defense Forces during combat operations. The adoption of this law will ultimately help meet the needs of the Armed Forces by providing modern, unified, and standardized medical equipment and sanitary facilities to military units.
The authors declare no conflict of interest in the preparation of this article.
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