DIMO Team Tours Estonian Emergency Medical Facility

The DIMO team was given a tour of an Estonian emergency medical facility to gain a better understanding of their host's medical capabilities and how best to instruct their students; Tartu, Estonia, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)

Instructing Patient Immobilization

Major Erika Hooper, a Wilford Hall Medical Center Nurse, and Mrs Tracey Cotner Pouncy, a Brooke Army Medical Center nurse, instruct their students how to correctly immobilize a patient before transport during the Defense Institute for Medical Operations (DIMO) Trauma Nurse course; Tartu, Estonia, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)

Estonian Students Examine a Human Patient Simulator

Students examine a human patient simulator used during the Defense Institute for Medical Operations (DIMO) Trauma Nurse course. This patient simulator gives students the opportunity to practice procedures and diagnostic methods on computer-based models and it provides hands-on experience by replicating realistic clinical scenarios; Tartu, Estonia, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)

DIMO Class photo for Trauma Nurse course; Tartu, Estonia

DIMO Class photo for Trauma Nurse course; Tartu, Estonia, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)

Experiencing the Nepal Culture

Defense Institute for Medical Operations (DIMO) Medical Director, Col (Dr) John Cinco takes an opportunity to explore/experience the Nepal culture. Col Cinco was the team lead for DIMO's Avian/Pandemic Influenza: Infection Control and Hospital Planning for Pandemic Management course presented in Kathmandu, Nepal, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)

DIMO's Avian/Pandemic Influenza Course; Kathmandu, Nepal

Nepalese medical personnel pose for a picture with Dr Matt Dolan during DIMO's avian/pandemic influenza course; Kathmandu, Nepal, June 2010. (US Air Force Photo)