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IMIHO (Interconnection of *Military Hospitals) is a community website for medical information exchange among military hospitals in the framework of the South Eastern Europe Defense Ministerial Process.
Users of the website are medical personnel of the Participating Hospitals and Armed Forces, approved and registered by the National Administrators.
The website hosts a repository of medical articles, submitted by the users.
*For the purposes of the Project, all Health Care Institutions serving Military Personnel are considered eligible for participation (even if officially designated as Civilian).
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Military Medical Metrics
The IMIHO Technical Working Group (TWG) prepared a proposal document, titled “Military Medical Metrics” that aims at collecting and sharing performance information related to medical operations, in order to produce actionable conclusions regarding efficiency and effectiveness of Hospitals. The proposal has been authorized by the Ministers of the SEDM Nations, during the SEDM Ministerial Meeting, hosted by Athens and performed via VTC on 15 Oct 2020.
The establishment and periodic evaluation of key indicators may improve the quality of medical services rendered to military personnel and identify sub-optimal areas.
The functionality and data will be implemented, after determination of requirements, including security considerations and protection of personal information, as well as national and user feedback.
The proposal will be implemented as a service to the IMIHO Portal, without cost to nations, under provisions of the “IMIHO Guidance and Framework” Document.
Further details will be provided in the future.
The document is available here (registration required).
Published on Sunday, 01 November 2020 11:31 Be the first to comment! Read 57 times -
COVID-19 Virus
Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). A novel coronavirus (nCoV) is a new strain that has not been previously identified in humans.
Information and guidance from WHO regarding the current outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) that was first reported from Wuhan, China, on 31 December 2019, is available at this link. Please visit the specific page for daily updates.
Published on Saturday, 07 March 2020 17:27 Be the first to comment! Read 716 times -
IMIHO January 2020 Newsletter
Our annual newsletter has been published, in order to summarize current progress and tangible results, as well as raise awareness about past and future activities.
The content is unclassified and you may freely forward the newsletter to any person, directly or indirectly related to Military Medicine.
Your feedback, ideas and future participation to our activities is very important to our community.
You may download the document by clicking here (registration required).
Published on Saturday, 01 February 2020 19:10 Be the first to comment! Read 941 times -
30th IMIHO TWG Meeting - 12th Users Meeting
The 12th IMIHO Users' Meeting took place on 26 Nov 19, hosted by Tbilisi and specifically in the LEPL Giorgi Abramishvili Ministry of Defense Military Hospital in Gori. SEDM Secretariat and representatives from Athens, Belgrade, Rome, Skopje, Sofia and Tbilisi participated in the event. The vision, ongoing and upcoming activities, as well as the functionality of the IMIHO portal were presented to key personnel of the Hospital. The delegations had the opportunity to engage in conversation and witness the high professional level of Hospital's personnel during an informative tour, kindly arranged by the hosts.The 30th IMIHO Technical Working Group Meeting was conducted between 27-28 Nov 19. During the event, the IMIHO Chairman elaborated on the significant progress and tangible outcomes achieved during the last months, as well as the planned way-ahead. A fruitful dialog produced several action items of common interest and benefits. Specific actions were decided, aiming at further enriching the IMIHO Portal, enhancing functions and services offered at no cost to users, including the Military Medical Archive, webinars and online medical training, both theoretical and practical. Furthermore, a new version of the IMIHO website is under development, with substantial results, by utilizing new internet technologies, open-source software, mobile technologies and based on best practices, lessons learned and user feedback. Further details are documented in the Minutes, available here (registration required).The participants would like to express their gratitude to Tbilisi and Giorgi Abramishvili Ministry of Defense Military Hospital personnel for the excellent hospitality and superb organization of the event. Also, special thanks to SEDM Secretariat for the support, as well as all participants for the cordial cooperation.We hope that these multinational activities will bring the national health care communities closer, provide an online medium for information and expertise exchange, while conducting training, fostering scientific and academic collaboration among professionals of the Health Care Institutions, serving Military personnel.Published on Tuesday, 03 December 2019 17:16 Be the first to comment! Read 1093 times -
IMIHO Webinar
We would like to announce that the next IMIHO Webinar initially scheduled for 10 Semptember 2019 at 1300 will be resceduled in October.
During this event, authorized personnel of Participating Hospitals will present informational briefings on the capabilities and research opportunities.
More details will be provided in the future.
For more information and participation inquires, please contact your IMIHO National Coordinator or alternatively the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Published on Tuesday, 20 August 2019 11:05Key words: webinarBe the first to comment! Read 1454 times