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[The nurse in the organisation of medical assistance on board a ship].

Nursing practice on a ship involves certain risks and constraints inherent to the facilities themselves and the maritime environment. The response in the case of a medical incident at sea is guided by an organisation adapted to these constraints, overseen by a specific regulatory body. Different entities, players and resources may be involved depending on the diverse situations encountered.

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