Combat readiness training of mobile medical service forces in military hospitals under information condition: problem analysis

doi:10.16781/j.0258-879x.2019.10.1139

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Combat readiness training of mobile medical service forces in military hospitals under information condition: problem analysis
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                        10.16781/j.0258-879x.2019.10.1139
                    
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Affiliation:1.Teaching Affairs Office,Navy Military Medical University,Shanghai ,China;2.National Marine Health Mobilization Center;3.Department of Military Health Service,Faculty of Military Health Service,Navy Military Medical University,Shanghai ,China;4.Faculty of Military Health Service，Navy Military Medical University
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Fund Project:Supported by Military Medical Innovation Project of General Logistics Support Department of Central Military Commission (17CXZ007), Key Project for PLA Logistics Research of “12th Five-Year” Plan (BWS14R022), Special Fund for Naval Military Medicine (2019012), and Teaching Research and Reform Project of Naval Medical University (Second Military Medical University) (JYC2017018).

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Under the information condition, there remain many problems in consciousness, training talents, training contents and training methods in the combat readiness training of mobile medical service forces in military hospitals, which reduces the pertinence and effectiveness of combat readiness training and also affects the effect of combat readiness training. In this review, we systematically analyzed the bottleneck problems of combat readiness training in the above 4 aspects, providing new ideas for effectively solving them, so as to truly implement the combat readiness training and effectively improve the service of military hospital mobile medical service forces.

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Received:June 08,2019
Revised:October 12,2019
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Online: November 15,2019
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