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Ukraine, Emergency response

Ukraine: Brovary City Centre of Primary Medical and Sanitary Aid, July 2023 (21)
UKRAINE: Makariv Outpatient Clinic, July 2023 (35)
UKRAINE: Primary Health Centre in Zaporizhzhia, July 2023 (7)
UKRAINE: Delivering supplies in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia, July 2023 (44)
UKRAINE: Kyiv Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, July 2023 (18)
UKRAINE: Diagnostic Laboratory at Mechnikov Hospital in Dnipro, July 2023 (38)
UKRAINE: Kyiv Center for Emergency Medical Aid and Disaster Medicine, July 2023 (40)

$Paramedic Olena (left) has been working in emergency care for ten years. This job was Olena's dream, which she had been pursuing for many years. Her partner in the brigade in the last two years is paramedic Vitalina (not pictured), originally from the Kharkiv region. On 23 July 2023, Olena and Vitalina respond to a call regarding a limb injury at a hotel in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. After examining the elderly patient, Olena and Vitalina decide to take her to the hospital with a suspected hip fracture. They are connected to the call centre of the Kyiv Centre for Emergency Medical Assistance and Disaster Medicine. Information about the cases they are asked to respond to comes to them from the call centre operator via tablet. The Centre receives calls from all districts of the city of Kyiv, serving about 3 million residents of the capital. More than a hundred emergency vehicles of the Centre are located in 18 hubs in different areas of the city. Each car is equipped with a GPS tracker, and call centre operators can track their geolocation in real time and quickly transfer a new call to the nearest team. Related video: https://youtu.be/3a5CpNuXSP0?si=pwNV9MUq5MsWaZhS$ $Paramedic Olena (left) has been working in emergency care for ten years. This job was Olena's dream, which she had been pursuing for many years. Her partner in the brigade in the last two years is paramedic Vitalina (not pictured), originally from the Kharkiv region. On 23 July 2023, Olena and Vitalina respond to a call regarding a limb injury at a hotel in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. After examining the elderly patient, Olena and Vitalina decide to take her to the hospital with a suspected hip fracture. They are connected to the call centre of the Kyiv Centre for Emergency Medical Assistance and Disaster Medicine. Information about the cases they are asked to respond to comes to them from the call centre operator via tablet. The Centre receives calls from all districts of the city of Kyiv, serving about 3 million residents of the capital. More than a hundred emergency vehicles of the Centre are located in 18 hubs in different areas of the city. Each car is equipped with a GPS tracker, and call centre operators can track their geolocation in real time and quickly transfer a new call to the nearest team. Related video: https://youtu.be/3a5CpNuXSP0?si=pwNV9MUq5MsWaZhS$ $Paramedic Olena (left) has been working in emergency care for ten years. This job was Olena's dream, which she had been pursuing for many years. Her partner in the brigade in the last two years is paramedic Vitalina (not pictured), originally from the Kharkiv region. On 23 July 2023, Olena and Vitalina respond to a call regarding a limb injury at a hotel in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. After examining the elderly patient, Olena and Vitalina decide to take her to the hospital with a suspected hip fracture. They are connected to the call centre of the Kyiv Centre for Emergency Medical Assistance and Disaster Medicine. Information about the cases they are asked to respond to comes to them from the call centre operator via tablet. The Centre receives calls from all districts of the city of Kyiv, serving about 3 million residents of the capital. More than a hundred emergency vehicles of the Centre are located in 18 hubs in different areas of the city. Each car is equipped with a GPS tracker, and call centre operators can track their geolocation in real time and quickly transfer a new call to the nearest team. Related video: https://youtu.be/3a5CpNuXSP0?si=pwNV9MUq5MsWaZhS$
Ukraine, Emergency response 2022 (for media) (75)
UKRAINE: Zhytomyr Regional Center for Disease Control and Prevention, February 2023 (13)
UKRAINE: Delivering critical health supplies, February 2023 (18)
UKRAINE: Rehabilitation, February 2023 (40)
UKRAINE: WHO delegation visit to Poltava, February 2023 (11)
UKRAINE: Continued response to the polio outbreak, February 2023 (28)
UKRAINE: Medical oxygen systems support, February 2023 (10)
UKRAINE: EMT staff at the Centre of Disaster Medicine in Kyiv, February 2023 (11)
UKRAINE: Continued response to COVID-19, February 2023 (3)
UKRAINE: Community Mental Health Teams, February 2023 (10)
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UKRAINE: WHO warehouse in Lviv - May 2022 (9)
Dr Tedros visits Ukraine, 6 to 8 May 2022 (269)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros visits WHO Office in Lviv - May 2022 (9)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros meets with WHO Country Office for Ukraine staff - May 2022 (24)
UKRAINE: Informal visit of Dr Tedros and WHO team to St Sophia Cathedral, Kyiv - May 2022 (5)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros and WHO team at the Press Conference UKRINFORM (7 May 2022) (25)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros visits the Ukraine Ministry of Health - May 2022 (20)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros visits Makariv and Irpin - May 2022 (95)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros visits the Kyiv Regional CDC - May 2022 (20)
UKRAINE: Dr Tedros, WHO Team and First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs - May 2022 (12)
To support emergency health needs in Ukraine, on 08 May 2022, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros handed over a donation of 20 all-terrain ambulances to Ukraine Ministry of Health Deputy Minister Iryna Mykychak.

UKRAINE: Dr Tedros hands over a donation of ambulance - May 2022 (59)
POLAND: Dr Tedros visits at Rzeszow - May 2022 (29)

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