MGHE - Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) Course

MGHE
Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) Course

TITLE	*Military Global Health Engagement (MGHE) course*
MODE	Residential
LOCATION	Budapest (HUNGARY)
DURATION	5 days
CLASSIFICATION	NATO unclassified
NATO CERTIFICATION + ETOC CODE	NATO approved – MED-MS-37033
DEPTH OF KNOWLEDGE	300 - Advanced
AIM	Prepare individuals for future involvement, in the planning, delivery, or both, of Defence Health Engagement (DHE) activities. As a five-day physical attendance course, it aims to equip candidates with the principles, insights, and tools to use in support of current and future DHE roles.
TRAINING AUDIENCE	Rank Level: OR-6 to OF-5 and equivalent civilians.
ENABLING/LEARNING OBJECTIVES	ELO 1: Examine the application of MGHE context and principles ELO 2: Demonstrate managing a plan for DE/MGHE activities ELO 3: Examine support requirements for MGHE Delivery ELO 4: Demonstrate the measurement of an MGHE Activity
PREREQUISITE	Be able to understand the pre-reading material that will be sent to the students prior to the course. Other pre-requisite: operational experience
METHODOLOGY	The five-day attendance course uses lectures, group work and seminars to deliver subject material. This is constructed around four key principles: Context: Understanding the condition in which DE is required including awareness of stakeholders, ethical considerations, strategic communication, health care culture of the nation(s) involved, existing policy and doctrine and regional consideration. Plan: Conducting early analysis and developing a plan for MGHE including financial, personnel (incorporating gender challenges), environment and local considerations. Development of security relationship and the identification of a reporting process. Deliver: Support plans for secure and stable healthcare sector with clear pathway to development. This includes the provision of support for both service delivery and providers. Monitoring and Evaluation: Identification of relevant military and civilian guidance to support strategic and tactical goals. Monitoring of MGHE activity and evaluation for ongoing sustainability. Production of reports reflecting the above. Assessment of the above will be carried out through group activity to present a fictional case study based on real DE activity.
LANGUAGE	English according to STANAG 6001 3.2.3.2 (listening/speaking/reading/writing)
ATTENDANCE	Participants are expected to attend all course activities as the intense programme does not allow for absences. Late arrivals or early departures cannot be accepted.
REGISTRATION	Mandatory online registration should be completed as soon as possible, but no later than 8 weeks prior to the course. The required minimum for course conduct is 12 participants, and the maximum is 30 participants.
COURSE FEE	For sponsoring nations: 310 Euros For non-sponsoring nations: 450 Euros All incurring costs, such as travel, accommodation and meals, are to be funded by participants.
CANCELLATION	Cancellation of participation is only possible with a 3-week notice prior to the start date of the course. The entire course fee is due past the afore-mentioned period.
POC	Mrs. Éva Kucsmik-Horváth (Course Director), train.dev@coemed.org Amy Russell (Faculty Manager), Amy.Russell337@mod.gov.uk