Investigation of Martial Health Practice in Sacred Defense

This study was conducted to benefit and utilize the scientific and experimental achievements of military medicine during eight years of holy defense. The practical purpose of this study is to accurately record the performance and experiences of military medicine practitioners for valid reference. The comprehensiveness of this study in presenting military medicine practice in the field of health has not been observed in case studies.

The research method is a combination of library study, field research through oral questioning and interviewing, and the use of diary notes written in the course of events. Accurate recording of events by imagination, recording dates and names, observing time sequences, medical scheduling in medical centers from the beginning to the end of the sacred defense are the characteristics and contents of these notes which are considered as a rich source of value.

The pre-war form of health was officially present in army units, but military medicine was an emerging entity that emerged from the heart of sacred defense. The active involvement of the health sector in the sacred defense became a source of enormous impact. Holding meetings and conferences, organizing specialist forces, setting up training centers and specialized scientific committees, establishing and promoting field hospitals, developing dozens of effective prevention and treatment protocols and guidelines, unremitting efforts to realize a resilient economy and maintain human capital are among the achievements of military medicine. Although, during the decades leading up to the imposed war, medical schools were not properly trained on war-related medical issues, the combat physician was able to properly and scientifically deal with war-related health issues and the emerging issue of defense against chemical warfare in Iran. Supply or logistics of blood and all kinds of blood products were among the duties that the organization was well placed to perform.

The deliberate practice of military medicine in supervising the provision and supply of healthy and healthy food and water prevented any epidemics and general outbreaks of disease on the fronts. With the establishment of a specialized scientific committee, military medicine was able to develop the required comprehensive scientific and scientific style sheets and protocols based on the prevention and treatment of illnesses and the treatment of injuries and injuries and with the