Ukrainian Disaster Medicine Service - Structure of The UEMS

Structure of The UEMS

The emergency services act according to Response plans that have been composed for each level. The coordination function of the UEMS is provided by coordinating commissions; such commissions exist at both the central level in the system of Ministry of Health at territorial level.

Commissions have coordinated:

  • Composition and order of using medical personnel and resources for disaster response.
  • Planning for medical response to major incidents.
  • Finding ways to improve the functioning of the UEMS.
  • Training programs for personnel of the UEMS.
  • Coordination and creation of reserves, medical and material and technical resources.

For assistance to victims the UEMS utilises medical teams at local hospitals such as:

  • EMS (ambulance) teams.
  • Urgent medicare teams in hospitals with trauma units.
  • Specialised medical teams of permanent readiness and teams of urgent medicare at dedicated centres.

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