Planned courses (2018/2019)
MRMI Italy
International course, Milano, November 2018
Basic course November 30-December 02, 2018
Instructor course November 29-December 02, 2018
Contact person: Roberto Faccincani
Email: centro.congressi@humanitas.it
MRMI France
International course, Monaco, February 2019
Basic course February 21-23, 2019
Instructor course February 20-23, 2019
Contact person: Eric Vioglio
Email: evioglio@gouv.mc
MRMI Slovenia
International basic course in chemical hazards, March 2019
Contact person: Simon Herman
Email: simon.herman@mf.uni-lj.si
MRMI Sweden
International course, Stockholm, March 2019
Basic course March 13-15, 2019
Instructor course March 12-15, 2019
Contact person: Kristina Lennquist Montán
Email: kristina.lennquist-montan@sll.se
MRMI Netherlands
National course, June 2019
Basic course
Instructor Course
Contact person: Mirjam de Jong
Email: Jong-33.M.B.de@umcutrecht.nl
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Recent courses
MRMI Thailand
International course, Bangkok, August 2018
Basic course August 27-29, 2018
Instructor course August 26-29, 2018
Local organizer: National Institute for Emergency Medicine of Thailand
and Faculty of Medicine, Prince of Songkhla University
Contact person: Dr Prasit Wuthisuthimethawee
Email: prasit0552002@yahoo.com
MRMI France
International course, Paris, June 2018
Basic course June 15-17, 2018
Instructor course June 14-17, 2018
Contact person: Xavier Lesaffre
Email: xavier.lesaffre@pompiersparis.fr
MRMI Netherlands
National course, June 9-11 2017
Basic course
Contact person: Mirjam de Jong
Email: Jong-33.M.B.de@umcutrecht.nl
MRMI Slovenia
National course, January 25-27 2018
Basic course
Contact person: Simon Herman
Email: Simon.herman@mf.uni-lj.se
MRMI Italy
International course, Milano, November 19-22 2017
Basic + Instructor course
Contact person: Roberto Faccincani
Email: faccincani.roberto@hsr.it
MRMI Portugal
National course, November 2017
Basic course
Contact person: Pedro Ramos
Email: pedromcr60@gmail.com
MRMI Netherlands
National course, June 9-11 2017
Basic course
Contact person: Mirjam de Jong
Email: Jong-33.M.B.de@umcutrecht.nl
MRMI Italy
International course, San Raffaele Hospital, Milano, May 23- 26, 2017
Basic + Instructor course
Basic course 46 participants
Instructor course 15 participants
The Course was organized within the THREATS Event that represented the final workshop of the European Commission funded project THREATS www.threatsproject.eu
The Course was anticipated by the THREATS Conference (manifest attached) and utilized as test-bed for a THREATS case scenario simulation: part of the participants have been exposed to a “second strike” scenario, where a terrorist attack hit one of the hospitals involved in the management of a first strike and tested some THREATS tools.
The result was excellent. In particular we want to emphasize:
- The MRMI Course went well and the educational value was not compromised by the THREATS case scenario simulation
- The MRMI Course was effective in evaluating and validating some of the THREATS tools, demonstrating its usability for this purpose
- The MRMI Course was again (as for the 2015 THREATS Event) proposed inside an European Commission funded project as effective tool to increase the preparedness of the health system to respond to major incidents and among them terrorist attacks
The participation of the international faculty to the Course was so wide that made it possible to also hold the annual MRMID Business meeting (May 22nd).
MRMI Netherlands
International course, Utrecht, June 2016
Basic + Instructor course
Basic course 61 participants
Instructor course 11 participants
MRMI Portugal
International course, Funchal Madeira November 2016
Basic + Instructor course
MRMI Slovenia
- 7:th National Slovenian MRMI course January 26-28, 2017
Basic course, 105 participants - MRMI National Chemical Incident course, March 17-18, 2017
MRMI Sweden, Gothenburg March 20- 23 2017.
Basic course + instructor course
Basic course 70 participants
Instructor course 17 participants
In the course was introduced parallel scenarios both simulation days with mass-shooting incidents based on a new scenario with 40 casualty cards based on real civilian shooting incidents. These additional scenarios were evaluated as a successful contribution to the course, being in line with the trend in global terrorism towards multiple simultaneous sites for the attacks. A good representation from the police with staff from Police Special Forces emphasized the realism of scenarios like this and applied a hard pressure on the Regional Command.
