Integrated Training Model
Peer review, EMT coordination, regional learning, and simulation in one operating cycle.
Training Division
Structured Learning Pathways for Disaster Health Professionals
The Training Division organizes peer review, working group coordination, regional training, and simulation programs to strengthen operational readiness across ASEAN.
Peer Review
Reviews training quality, operational standards, and readiness benchmarks through structured expert assessment.
EMT Working Group
Coordinates emergency medical team learning needs, field practices, and cross-border deployment preparedness.
Regional Training
Delivers multi-country training programs for health responders, trainers, and disaster management partners.
Simulation
Runs tabletop exercises, field drills, and scenario-based simulations to test disaster health coordination.
Trained Medical Personnel & Volunteers
Regional Simulation Drills
SOPs & Crisis Guidelines
ASEAN Member States Connected
Working Group
Divisions That Support the Training Cycle
AIDHM brings together specialized working groups to align operational standards, training systems, policy guidance, and academic collaboration across ASEAN.
EMT Working Group
Strengthens emergency medical team standards, deployment readiness, and interoperable response protocols.
Training Working Group
Develops competency-based curricula, exercises, and simulation programs for disaster health professionals.
Policy Working Group
Advances shared policy frameworks, governance models, and regional guidance for health emergency coordination.
Academic Working Group
Connects researchers, universities, and public health institutions to expand evidence-based disaster health practice.
AIDHM Activities
Programs from the Training Division
Updates from working groups, field simulations, training programs, and regional coordination forums across ASEAN.
Regional EMT Simulation Strengthens Cross-Border Response Readiness
AIDHM convened emergency medical teams for a coordinated simulation focused on triage flow, field hospital operations, and logistics interoperability.
Training Working Group Advances Competency-Based Disaster Health Curriculum
Regional trainers reviewed simulation methods, medical logistics modules, and assessment standards for disaster health professionals.
Policy and Academic Partners Align on Regional Health Emergency Governance
Experts discussed shared governance models, evidence needs, and practical coordination mechanisms for future health emergencies.