Date: 03.-04.04.2025
Language: German
Place: Stadthalle Idstein, Germany
From April 3 to 4, 2025, the TENuK Symposium for Tactical Emergency and Disaster Medicine will take place for the first time in the Idstein Town Hall. The event offers a platform for interdisciplinary exchange on challenges and solutions in operational, tactical and medical emergency response. We will be exhibiting and presenting our mobile and ultralight patient monitoring technology.
Leadership in operational, tactical and medical emergency response
The TENuK Symposium offers a comprehensive program as well as top-class further training and practical insights into the fields of tactical deployment, emergency and disaster medicine. Fresenius University of Applied Sciences and the Training Center for Emergency Response and Crisis Management combine research, teaching and practice with their unique range of courses in Germany.
Ultralight and mobile patient monitoring
As part of the industry exhibition, we will be presenting our system for mobile patient monitoring to symposium participants – based on the 6.5g in-ear sensor c-med° alpha and the cosinuss° Health application for mobile devices. The ultra-light monitoring solution is already being used successfully by various special units in Europe as well as in air, mountain and offshore rescue (see references). We are looking forward to presenting our innovative patient monitoring technology to the participants and discussing how our solution can support the work in tactical, emergency and disaster medicine in the future.
About DGWMP
The German Society for Military Medicine and Military Pharmacy (DGWMP) has over 4,000 members. Its central concern is the professional development of its members of the Bundeswehr medical service. To this end, both digital offerings and regional group events, topic-specific working groups as well as conferences and congresses on various specialist areas are used. The DGWMP is a member of the Association of Scientific Medical Societies (AWMF) and works particularly closely with the German Society for Trauma Surgery.
