Clothing and individual equipment for the female soldier: developing a framework to improve the evidence base which informs future design and evaluation.

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q2 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL Bmj Military Health Pub Date : 2024-08-28 DOI:10.1136/military-2024-002735
Nicola C Armstrong, S A Rodrigues, K M Gruevski, K B Mitchell, A Fogarty, S Saunders, L Bossi
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The development of inclusive equipment and clothing is a priority across national defence departments that are part of The Technical Cooperation Programme. As such, a collaborative effort has been established to inform the development of clothing and equipment for women. This invited review provides an overview of an ongoing collaborative project presented at the sixth International Congress on Soldiers Physical Performance. The purpose of this review was to summarise the outputs of scoping work conducted to inform the direction of future research programmes. The scoping work has recommended a framework, which includes improved objective metrics for assessment, standardised methods to characterise study participants and improved methods for characterising the system being evaluated. The longer-term research project aims to implement the framework so that the design of future equipment and clothing is optimised for all end users.

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女兵的服装和个人装备:制定一个框架,以改进为未来设计和评估提供依据的证据基础。
开发包容性装备和服装是属于技术合作计划的各国国防部门的优先事项。因此,各国防部门开展了合作,为女性服装和装备的开发提供信息。本特邀综述概述了一个正在进行的合作项目,并在第六届国际士兵体能大会上做了介绍。本综述旨在总结范围界定工作的成果,为今后的研究计划指明方向。范围界定工作推荐了一个框架,其中包括改进的客观评估指标、描述研究参与者特征的标准化方法以及描述被评估系统特征的改进方法。长期研究项目的目标是实施该框架,以便为所有最终用户优化未来设备和服装的设计。
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Bmj Military Health MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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