Supporting capacity building in Ukrainian Hospitals: Polish Medical Mission organizes shipments of medical equipment funded by the Financial Mechanism of European Economic Area and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism – Ukraine

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By Rowan Joffe Mclachlan:

Polish Healthcare Mission (PMM) done customized deliveries of clinical tools for 50 Hospitals across 22 Oblasts of Ukraine on the 6th of December. Above the course of the 6-month project and many thanks to funding from Norwegian Funds, PMM was equipped to help the hospitals in their provision of an average of 255,600 people a thirty day period with lifesaving health care care. The full task benefit was 1,000,000 EUR.

Just after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine the health care program across Ukraine was under intensive force, with a substantial boost in both equally war wounded and IDP’s positioning all oblasts under pressure. This necessitated the enhance in potential for hospitals across the state.

In June of this 12 months, PMM began the system of range and get in touch with of hospitals that PMM could access and guidance. PMM determined the 50 hospitals most in essential will need of aid that had been accessible for shipping. Following setting up call with hospitals, PMM recognized the lists of items that they most necessary in buy to guidance their things to do. This was facilitated with the advancement of tailor made get sorting software program in cooperation with Qualtrics. Every single specific healthcare facility was directed to buy a custom shipment to assist their particular wants and things to do. These products have been then acquired on the Polish professional sector and shipped straight to hospitals.

The tools involved advanced products these as cardio screens, autoclaves, electro suctions, USG’s and centrifuges for surgical and ICU departments. In addition, substantial quantities of surgical instruments ended up bought and dispersed as nicely a broad wide range of insignificant items of gear important for the day-to-day operations of the professional medical departments. Also sent were a quantity of incubators to neonatal wards across the nation, PMM can now report that those incubators have presently supported the delivery and care of more than 1,000 newborns.

Together with these clinical machines was sent a substantial number of critical consumables surgical masks, robes, disinfectant and also frequent medicines that were being supplied by our in-variety donors.

The distribution of these goods was at situations difficult provided the security scenario in Ukraine and the injury to infrastructure and PMM is indebted to our associates, both of those NGO and commercial. The Ukrainian NGO UNITERS supported over 40 deliveries to really hard-to-attain regions of the place, allowing for our assist to achieve the points in which it was desired most. In the meantime, in Poland the business logistics agency ROBANO Express Thermo Logistics shared each their warehouse place, supply drivers and significant know-how to let a really helpful collaboration. Put together with PMM’s committed logistic crew it was doable to establish a monitored and accountable chain of distribution that stretched from suppliers to beneficiary hospitals.

Considering the fact that the shut of the challenge PMM has now began conducting new shipments of professional medical gear to equally hospitals by now supported and recently recognized ones. Developing on the networks and techniques founded throughout this undertaking PMM will be able to go on our assist of Ukrainian hospitals into 2023.

Spartan Medical donates 700 medical-grade survival blankets and other medical supplies to Ukraine people

“Send blankets . . . or we’ll freeze to death” was Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko’s blunt assessment of the coming winter

ROCKVILLE, Md., Nov. 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Spartan Medical Inc., a veteran-owned medical solutions company, today announced it has donated 700 Siren Survival Wraps and additional medical supplies to help Ukrainian civilians endure the alarmingly cold months ahead.

Spartan Medical donates 700 medical-grade survival blankets and other medical supplies to Ukraine people

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“These Siren Survival Wraps will directly assist Ukrainians in enduring the approaching harsh winter.”

As Ukrainian forces have halted and opposed the invading Russian military, Russia has expanded its military strategy to attack critical infrastructure and dismantle Ukrainian cities’ life-support systems such as water, sewage, and electricity.

The average daily high temperature in Kyiv during the winter months is just above freezing. Accordingly, it is critical that medical facilities and first responders can maintain the core body temperature of at-risk populations under these conditions. Siren Survival Wraps are derived from a proprietary, post-surgery normothermia system. With the help of these wraps, clinicians and first responders will have the medical-grade tools needed to reduce the risk of life-threatening hypothermia.

“Spartan Medical has the technologies and expertise to help the Ukrainian people, and we are determined to make a difference,” stated Vince Proffitt, Founder and President of Spartan Medical. “These Siren Survival Wraps will directly assist Ukrainians in enduring the approaching harsh winter.”

Spartan Medical and the Proffitt Brothers Foundation, the charitable arm of Spartan Medical Inc., are working with the James Hollister Wellness Foundation based in Rockville, Maryland to deliver these supplies to Ukraine. The James Hollister Wellness Foundation provides life-saving medications and medical supplies to low-income and displaced individuals around the world.

“We’ve been providing medicine and medical supplies to Ukraine for months now, but the coming winter has drastically changed the requests we are receiving,” explained Matthew Hollister, Chairman and CEO, James Hollister Wellness Foundation. “For the Ukrainian soldiers battling for their home country, it has always been a life-or-death situation. But now, for the Ukrainian civilians, it’s a life-or-death situation just to battle the weather. The supplies from Spartan Medical Inc. could not have come at a better time to save the lives of those most affected by the attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure.”

In addition to the Siren Survival Wraps, Spartan will also provide over one hundred thousand individual medical supplies, including the recently launched SURE Fire single-use retractor, a pre-packaged, sterile, surgery-ready system ideally suited to the demanding medical conditions in Ukraine (designed for the flexibility required in austere environments and front-line operations).

“Because of our medical and clinical expertise and our ability to manage complex logistics, today we assist the James Hollister Wellness Foundation in getting these products to the place of greatest need,” adds Proffitt.

About Spartan Medical:

Spartan Medical is a veteran-owned-and-operated government contractor for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), and other local, state, and federal agencies. We provide some of the most advanced medical technologies & biologics, licensed medical staff, and best-in-class operations management expertise to our clients both domestic and abroad. Our executive team have all held leadership positions in both the public and private sector and our core strength is solving complex problems through creative thinking, innovative solutions, and highly skilled flexible teams. Spartan Medical maintains its vanguard position by providing medical facilities with best-in-class solutions that improve patient care and outcomes, especially for America’s military and veteran communities.

About The James Hollister Wellness Foundation:

The James Hollister Wellness Foundation is a non-profit organization with a mission to save excess inventory in hospitals, pharmacies, and nursing care networks from being needlessly wasted. Founded in 2015 to honor the memory our co-founder’s late father, the medication and medical devices collected by the James Hollister Wellness is sent to low-income citizens in developing nations who do not have easy access to healthcare. Our non-profit organization works with charity groups, church groups, and service organizations that operate in countries, supplying them with the necessary medications needed to conduct their service work so that they can personally work with low-income individuals and tend to their healthcare needs.

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Director of Public Relations and Government Affairs, Spartan Medical
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Richmond ambulance stocked with medical supplies donated to Ukraine

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) – Packing containers of donated healthcare materials from health care programs across Virginia will before long be stocked within an ambulance from Richmond Ambulance Authority to help Ukraine as Russia proceeds to invade the region.

Richmond ambulance stocked with medical supplies donated to Ukraine
An ambulance stocked with healthcare provides will shortly go around to Ukraine.(SourceNBC12 | NBC12)

Device 85 was donated by Richmond Ambulance Authority and will before long head about to Ukraine as component of a nationwide work, known as “U.S. Ambulances for Ukraine.”

RAA partnered with Virginia Hospital and Overall health Association, which assisted coordinate donations from HCA Virginia, VCU Wellbeing, and the Northern Virginia Unexpected emergency Response Process to fill the ambulance with health care materials.

“This is a fantastic prospect to have something that we are no for a longer period heading to be employing proceed to be put to great use,” explained Chip Decker, who is the CEO of Richmond Ambulance Authority.

In March 2022, Chris Manson helped transform this strategy to lend a supporting hand to Ukraine into actuality with inspiration from his daughter.

“Following the whole-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia in February, as it was pointed out, my 7-calendar year-old daughter Lily asked me what could be completed to deal with this struggling, to support with this suffering,” he claimed.

An ambulance and medical supplies will be heading over to Ukraine.
An ambulance and clinical provides will be heading more than to Ukraine.(SourceNBC12 | NBC12)

Given that the start off of the method, the corporation has aided aid the donation of 18 ambulances to Ukraine along with two tons of health care supplies and products which include 60 AEDs and 100 IV pumps.

The ambulance donation from RAA marks the 20th for the group.

“This ambulance suitable here will likely go to a community in the middle of Ukraine that’s been the focus on of missile strikes, drone strikes,” Manson claimed.

Manson stated RAA’s ambulance donation will probably go to a hearth division to assistance them transportation the wounded.

“You can have the medic doing the job close to, so they’ll just take entire gain of the dimensions of the ambulance,” Manson reported.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner and leaders from Richmond signed the ambulance with messages for Ukraine.

U.S. Senator Mark Warner and city leaders signed an ambulance that will be donated to Ukraine.
U.S. Senator Mark Warner and city leaders signed an ambulance that will be donated to Ukraine.(SourceNBC12 | NBC12)

Sen. Warner thinks this hard work will go a extensive way to save life in Ukraine.

“This, in so quite a few ways, signifies type of the coronary heart of who we are as Individuals,” he claimed. “It will actually help save human lives.”

An ambulance from RAA is being donated to help Ukraine.
An ambulance from RAA is currently being donated to aid Ukraine.(SourceNBC12 | NBC12)

The ambulance will be at RAA headquarters for customers of the community to prevent by and generate messages of aid for Ukraine from Nov. 7-9 involving 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

The ambulance and clinical supplies will head about to Ukraine on Nov. 10.