FRI-2G.104-1-HC-13
PARTICIPATION OF MILITARY NURSING STUDENTS IN A MARITIME MEDICINE RESEARCH PROGRAM
Abstract
Medical University of Varna. The study aims to highlight the educational, scientific, and practical aspects of their involvement in interdisciplinary marine medicine projects. Examples include participation in the Spring School, the 'Sea and Health' Festival, and research focused on the lipid composition and physical readiness of cadets from the Naval Academy. The experience enhances clinical competence, teamwork, and adaptation to specific maritime medical conditions.
Keywords
Maritime medicine, Nursing, Military Training, Public Health, Interdisciplinary Education
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