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This week, Aebhric talks with Frida Svahn, a nurse from Sweden, who discusses her experiences teaching medical training in various countries and her work with the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB). She shares her journey from serving in the Swedish Armed Forces to becoming a nurse and her passion for working in austere environments. Frida highlights the importance of training the trainers and its impact in countries like Ukraine. She also mentions the upcoming National Seminar Exercise in Sweden and the role of MSB in civil defence and NATO. Frida advises new healthcare professionals interested in working in austere environments to invest in good courses, build a network, and stay motivated.   Takeaways Teaching medical training in austere environment is a rewarding experience that allows healthcare professionals to make a difference in countries like Ukraine. MSB plays a significant role in civil defence and NATO, providing training and expertise in emergency response and crisis management. Investing in good courses, building a network, and staying motivated are essential for healthcare professionals working in austere environments. Training the trainers is a force multiplier that spreads knowledge and skills to a larger population. Sweden's upcoming National Seminar Exercise will involve multiple nations, focusing on casualty move and patient flow management.

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