Australian and US military health professionals can help address Pacific island needs

David Brewster; Jennifer  Moroney; Beth Grill

Australian and US military health professionals can help address Pacific island needs

David Brewster, Jennifer Moroney, Beth Grill

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Abstract

As threats to health security become an ever more important issue for Pacific nations, Australia and the United States have an opportunity to build partnerships by combining their considerable military health capabilities. But in planning how best to help their neighbours, they must avoid the dangers of drive-by medicine by focusing on enduring engagement.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Strategist - ASPI
Publication status	Published - 2021

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Australian and US military health professionals can help address Pacific island needs

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