L2FH Rotation 7 conducts pre-deployment field exercise

The exercise featured simulated scenarios closely reflecting the actual duties of the field hospital in South Sudan. These included operating a level-2 field hospital, ensuring all aspects of command, medical expertise, logistics, technical services, and handling medical emergencies.

Participating in training, supervision, and instruction were instructors and coordinators from the Military Medical University, the Vietnam Department of Peacekeeping Operations, and Military Hospital 175.

The exercise provided the field hospital’s personnel with essential knowledge about U.N. peacekeeping operations and the necessary skills to perform their professional duties at UNMISS.

The exercise is carried out in accordance with operational standards for hospitals in U.N. missions.

All activities implemented in a prompt, detailed and organized manner

Simulated scenario is that the hospital receives female patients in different medical conditions.

Conducting medical examinations for people of faith

Receiving a critically ill patient

Situations handled by the hospital’s personnel promptly and according to protocol

The exercise is observed by lecturers.

Transporting a critically ill patient

Examining a female patient

The exercise helps improve professional expertise and gives participants hands-on experience under pressure in various situations.

Inspecting all operational aspects of the field hospital during the exercise

The field hospital’s leader reports on the training course and the field exercise.

Translated by Chung Anh