Guiding principles for department of defense global health engagements/ Maj Simon A. Sarkisian

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SARKISIAN Simon A

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In: Military Medicine 2025, Volume 190, Issue 1/2, pg.12-14Summary: Within the past decade, the US DoD has increased spending on global health engagements . Not only do these increased efforts strengthen national security but they also fortify the US' diplomatic relations with foreign governments through medical stability operations and health diplomacy. A new proposed set of principles made will further prevent conflicts, deliver better foreign humanitarian assistance, and develop a better health care partnership centred around the host nation.

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Within the past decade, the US DoD has increased spending on global health engagements . Not only do these increased efforts strengthen national security but they also fortify the US' diplomatic relations with foreign governments through medical stability operations and health diplomacy. A new proposed set of principles made will further prevent conflicts, deliver better foreign humanitarian assistance, and develop a better health care partnership centred around the host nation.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, GLOBAL HEALTH ENGAGEMENTS, NATIONAL SECURITY, NEWARTICLS

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