Teamnet International - LOGFS and MEDICS projects

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MEDICS

LOGFS - LogisticsFunctional Services

programme

eHealth solutions


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Table of Contents

1. Project overview

2. MEDICS Modules

3. Teamnet and NATO

4. About Teamnet


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Project Overview

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Click to edit Master title styleProject Overview

LOGFS - a transformational logistics programme

The project delivers interoperable logistics capabilities across multiple

functions including mission planning, asset and consignment

management, medical support and movement and transportation

planning.

Sopra Steria, a European leader in digital transformation, was selected

by NATO to deliver the Logistics Functional Services (LOGFS)

programme.

MEDICS

In delivering the medical support component, Sopra Steria is

collaborating with Teamnet Group.

The platform will deliver accurate patient information and tracking to

medical teams which will support medical evacuation from the point of

wounding to the home base.


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Project Modules


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Project Benefits

• Shortened planning cycles and improved de-confliction of

deployment plans though better tools, collaboration and

interoperability

• Improved medical support though effective patient

tracking and disease surveillance

• Better asset/consignment tracing though integration of

asset management and tracing tools


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MEDICS Modules

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MEDICS Modules

Patient Regulating

Patient Tracking

Medical Reporting

NATO Trauma Registry

Syndromic Surveillance

EpiNATO

Medical Management

Clinical Support

Health Surveillance


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MEDICS – Patient Regulating

Patient regulating is the process of directing, controlling and

coordinating the transfer of patients, from point of wounding or onset

of disease through successive Medical Treatment Facilities, in order to

facilitate the most effective use of medical treatment and evacuation

resources and to ensure that the patient receives appropriate care in a

timely manner.

Patient Regulating can also be worded as the active management of

patient flow and medical capabilities in benefit of best medical

treatment within clinical timelines; for optimal patient regulating full

situational awareness is needed on all patients in need of care and all

medical assets available in theatre.


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MEDICS – Patient Tracking

Patient Tracking is the process of continuous monitoring of the

location and the intended destination of the patient in the medical

treatment and evacuation chain.

Keeping track of all patients once they have been introduced into any

medical evacuation chain is of crucial importance in terms of the

individual’s medical status, readiness implications to the unit of origin

(if patient is personnel), and media and family sensitivities regarding

all casualties.


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MEDICS – Medical Reporting

Medical Reporting functions support the medical Command and

Control needs for coordination among the (deployed)

headquarters, Medical Treatment Facilities and other medical

facilities/assets/units; in order to make best use of deployed

medical support assets available for the benefit of the deployed

force.


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MEDICS – NATO Trauma Registry

The NATO Trauma Registry (NTR) is a military medical tool for the

participating nations to improve their operational medical awareness,

to monitor casualty care, to share experience with other nations and

to assure that the state of the art trauma care is provided in the field.

The principle purpose of a NATO Trauma Registry is to act as a

quality assurance system for the management of major trauma from

point of wounding to rehabilitation. It is a tool to support continuous

detailed clinical audit and research while supporting the goal of

constantly maintaining and improving the quality of healthcare which

is available to deployed personnel.


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MEDICS – Syndromic Surveillance

Syndromic Surveillance is defined as the on-going systematic collection

and analysis of disease incidence and morbidity data, and the provision

of information which can lead to action being taken to prevent and control

a disease, usually one of an infectious nature.

Statistical anomalies in symptoms may indicate outbreaks prior to a

diagnosis being made. The ability to detect a rise in signs, symptoms, key

syndromes, clustering etc in near-real time and to react in a timely

manner is essential in reducing the number of casualties through the

implementation of medical countermeasures, restriction of movements

and other protective measures.


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MEDICS – EpiNATO

EpiNATO is the process of collecting and analysis of recent (~2weeks)

diagnosis, automatic detection of spikes, support for manual analysis.

The capability uses custom reports to perform disease surveillance

based on diagnosis (as opposed to the Syndromic Surveillance*

capability, which is based on Signs and Symptoms). EpiNATO is defined

as a morbidity surveillance system which is a keystone tool to be

managed by the medical staffs of deployed forces at all levels, involving

the monitoring, collection, and evaluation of illness/injury data on

deployed personnel who report for medical treatment support, both on an

outpatient and inpatient basis.


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Teamnet and NATO

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Teamnet Experience with NATO

Teamnet’s NATO endeavour started back in January 2011 when the

Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) signed with the NATO C3 Agency

was activated.

Our competences developing national, regional and international

projects recommended us for contributing to some major NATO

development and integration projects, such as Logistics Functional

Services (LOGFS), to important NATO Joint ISR Trials like Unified

Vision 2014 (UV14) and Unified Vision 2016 (UV16), to a significant

number of NATO Industrial Advisory Group (NIAG) pre-feasibility

studies in domains likeCyber Defence, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles,

standardization and measurements units etc. and in several NATO-

Industry Initiatives.


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About Teamnet

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Group overview

Growth Line

Evolution of staff number

+ 600employees

in 2015

7employees in

2001

15 years of experience

in ICT

More than

600 employees

+20 R&D

projects

More than

1500 certifications

Founded in 2001 Among the

TOP 3 System Integrators

in Romania


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Our geographic expansion

6 offices in Romania.

5 offices abroad.

12 new offices within the next 5 years.

Next offices in Dubai and Ankara

Current offices

Romania

Belgium

Turkey

Serbia

Croatia

Republic of Moldova


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Key partnerships

www.eena.orgwww.cisco.comwww.intelsecurity.com

www.space-airbusds.com

www.acibadem.com

www.vce.com


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Thank you!Thank you!

Health & Medicine

Teamnet International - LOGFS and MEDICS projects