Establishment of partnership programs on military trauma care and research between the United States and foreign countries

The sharing of relevant lessons learned in combat casualty care derived from prior conflicts.

The conduct of joint conferences, symposia, and professional exchange programs involving military medical professionals from the United States and the foreign countries participating in the program.

Collaboration through structured knowledge exchanges on matters relating to health policy, health administration, and medical logistics, including with respect to medical supplies and equipment.

The conduct of joint research and development initiatives addressing the health effects of new and emerging weapons and methods of warfare.

Capacity-building programs to support the development, sustainment, and modernization of military trauma care systems and programs.

Coordination, through the Joint Trauma System of the Defense Health Agency, of trauma care doctrine, data collection, performance improvement, and clinical best practices with the Armed Forces of the United States and the military medical services of the foreign countries participating in the program.

The provision of training to the military forces of such foreign countries with respect to—