Clinical Overview: Providing Health During War – Eme – 03/03/2022

During warthe system health care He is also a victim. The supply chain is interrupted, facilities are destroyed and a large part of the hospital staff (like any citizen) will have to leave the country and flee to save themselves. The remaining doctors and their teams will have to provide assistance. Because yes, during a warHelp is also scarce.

The Geneva Conventions protect their actions, and while there may not seem to be any, they set the rules for all parties and guarantee the right of victims to continue to be treated, no more, no less, as human beings.

Doctors will work with the body to the maximum. Seeing very different wounds, setting new priorities.

With a mind so tired that it is difficult to maintain judgment. without resources. under a lot of pressure. Without considering whether he was the one who shot or shot him. Does it matter. Refugee reception. Big risk. See everything, everything. everything.

I find it astounding that history repeats itself… unbelievable. With a heavy heart, I think of him health workers And the volunteers who are there Ukraine And I am so excited to understand that they are, once again, uplifting the spirit of our profession, bringing out the best facet of this catastrophe: help, compassion, empathy, and love of one another above all this hard-to-understand circus.

It’s people like you or me who probably woke up one morning to go to work and ended up lending a helping hand in the midst of the chaos. Or mobilized by the news and some personal fears, they decide to travel, join an NGO and give a humanitarian transformation in their career. Or maybe they are already trained, and they specialize in it Military medicineThey have been working on this for a long time.

Whatever the case, I want you to know that you are an inspiration, and that someone here admires and trusts you. It is thanks to their actions that they give meaning to this nonsense. They show us what to lend health assistance At times like these, it will always be a massive act of compassion. I want you to know you’re saving more people than you think.

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