SitaWare Battlefield Health – Medical C2 for the complete evacuation chain
In combat medicine, every minute counts. SitaWare Battlefield Health replaces radio calls and paper cards with digital medical support tools that follow the casualty from point of injury to field hospital, giving medical and operational staff one shared picture within national and coalition forces.
In this flyer, you can learn more about:
How real-time casualty tracking gives the Patient Evacuation Coordination Cell a live view of every casualty, evacuation asset and treatment facility
How the digital NATO Field Medical Card creates a coherent clinical record across Role 1, 2 and 3 medical treatment facilities
How medical teams stay connected in denied and degraded networks as part of the wider SitaWare suite
Download the flyer below to explore all the capabilities and benefits of SitaWare Battlefield Health, and how the system helps you deliver faster, better-informed medical support across the battlespace.
Explore news, blogs and cases
Janes looks at SitaWare Maritime’s new mine warfare and submarine planning toolsJanes Defence Weekly has published an in-depth look at the latest SitaWare Maritime update, which adds mine countermeasures planning to the system’s existing waterspace management capabilitiesRead more
Systematic brings battlefield integration expertise to RUSI's research on the UK's Digital Targeting WebSystematic contributed industry insight to RUSI research examining how the UK can connect sensors, decision-makers and weapons systems to deliver an integrated Digital Targeting Web.Read more
NATO interoperability put to the test at major UK exerciseSystematic has demonstrated how military systems can securely exchange data across NATO forces during the Eastern Flank Deterrence Initiative (EFDI) 2.0, a major multinational defence exercise held in Dorset, UK.Read more
Australian Defence Magazine speaks to Systematic on C2, interoperability and agentic AIFounder and Chairman Michael Holm and Mark Gainsford, Vice President of Business Development for Asia Pacific, joined the Australian Defence Magazine podcast to discuss the future of command and control (C2), interoperability and agentic AI in defence.Read more
German Armed Forces receive digital medical command & control system from SystematicSystematic has completed the development phase of SitaWare Battlefield Health and delivered the software to the German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) as planned. The system will form the basis of SAFES (Sanitätsdienstliches Führungs- und Einsatzsystem), the Bundeswehr’s medical command and control system, supporting the co-ordination medical evacuation throughout operations.Read more
Navy Lookout features Systematic’s PJ Wills on the future of naval command and controlThe recent drone attacks on two commercial vessels off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast highlight the challenge of turning threat detection into effective action. Former Royal Navy officer and Systematic Senior Manager PJ Wills explores this in an opinion piece for Navy Lookout.Read more
Rapporteur speaks to Systematic CEO on AI and Denmark’s drone defenceRapporteur has reported on Denmark’s plans to strengthen its counter-drone capabilities with AI-supported command and control.Read more
Systematic delivers Denmark’s first AI-ready command-and-control system for NATO counter-drone defenceSystematic has been awarded a contract by the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) to deliver an AI-ready command-and-control (C2) capability for counter-drone defence - marking the first known contract by a NATO member for C2 ready to integrate AI-supported analysis.Read more