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rescEU ● Sviluppo di nuove capacità della struttura di rescEU > capacità integrative con operatività
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Rif.:
ec-europa-eu / Commissione europea - Rappresentanza It-Mi Comunicato
- 24 Aprile 2023 «rescEU: oltre 106 milioni di € per il primo
ospedale da campo paneuropeo » «La
Commissione stanzia 106,2 milioni di € a favore di Belgio, Francia,
Germania, Italia, Lussemburgo, Portogallo, Romania e Turchia per sviluppare
la nuova capacità della squadra medica di emergenza (EMT) di rescEU.
L'obiettivo è aumentare l’assistenza medica di emergenza alle popolazioni
colpite da gravi catastrofi naturali o provocate dall'uomo. Questa capacità di rescEU diventerà gradualmente
operativa a partire dal 2024 e consentirà di rispondere a un'ampia gamma di
scenari relativi a catastrofi. Le squadre saranno in grado di operare
autonomamente e di sostenere le strutture sanitarie nazionali esistenti
qualora queste non riuscissero a far fronte a un’emergenza. Questa nuova
struttura integrerà il ruolo chiave già svolto in risposta alle emergenze
dalle 15 squadre mediche di emergenza messe a disposizione dagli Stati membri
e dagli Stati partecipanti al pool europeo di protezione civile.» _______ || Vedasi qui avanti >> maggiori
informazioni >> Press release «rescEU: over €106 million for
first pan-European field hospital.» - 24 April 2023
[Rif.: ec-europa-eu / European Commission - Brussels] [IP/23/2273] <https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_2273> ▼ |
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▲ Rif.: ec-europa-eu / European Commission
- Brussels Press release - 24
April 2023 <https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_2273> «rescEU: over €106 million for first
pan-European field hospital.» «The Commission is allocating €106.2 million to
Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Romania and Türkiye to
develop the new rescEU EMT (Emergency Medical Team) capability. The objective
is to boost emergency medical support to populations affected by large-scale
natural or man-made disasters. The project will establish 3 Emergency Medical Teams
Type 2 (EMT2), which will include surgery and diagnostic services.
Additionally, 17 specialised care teams, will offer intensive care, burn
treatment, patient transport, advanced diagnostic, mother and child support,
rehabilitation, mental health support, orthopaedic treatment, laboratory,
oxygen supply and support to telecommunication. This rescEU capability will become gradually
operational as of 2024 and will allow a response to wide range of disaster
scenarios. The teams will be able to operate autonomously and support
existing national healthcare facilities in case the latter are not able to
cope with a given emergency. This new structure will complement the crucial
role in emergency response already ensured by 15 Emergency Medical Teams offered
by Member and Participating States to the European Civil Protection Pool. Background The development of this rescEU EMT aligns with the
World Health Organisation (WHO) EMT Initiative, which aims to reduce loss of
life and prevent long-term disability caused by disasters, outbreaks and
other emergencies. This rescEU EMT will complement existing EMTs in the
world and in Europe by providing high standards in medical response and
ensuring an effective and comprehensive response in a wide variety of disaster
events affecting population health. Following the activation of the EU Civil Protection
Mechanism, rescEU provides an extra layer of protection and ensures a faster
and more comprehensive response to disasters. The rescEU reserve is 100%
EU-financed, and the European Commission maintains control of their
operations in close cooperation with the country hosting the reserve. In an
emergency, the rescEU reserve provides assistance to all EU Member States,
and Participating States to the Mechanism and can also be deployed to EU
neighbouring countries.» For More Information Emergency Response Coordination Centre
(ERCC) = = = Quote(s) Janez Lenarčič, Commissioner for Crisis Management - 18/04/2023 = = = [IP/23/2273] |
![Immagine - Estr_Quote/Citazione: Janez Lenarčič, Commissioner for Crisis Management - 18/04/2023 = Cfr.: «rescEU: over €106 million for first pan-European field hospital.» - 24April2023 [Rif.: ec-europa-eu / European Commission - Brussels] [IP/23/2273]
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«rescEU: oltre 106 milioni di € per il primo ospedale da campo paneuropeo» - 24Aprile2023 [Rif.: ec-europa-eu / Commissione europea - Rappresentanza It-Mi]](_EuEc2023Apr24==SquadraMedicaEmergenza-EMT-di-rescEU_OspedaleDaCampo==rescEU-EMT-EmergencyMedicalTeam_FieldHospital_file/image003.jpg)
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«rescEU: oltre 106 milioni di € per il primo ospedale da campo paneuropeo» - 24Aprile2023 [Rif.: ec-europa-eu / Commissione europea - Rappresentanza It-Mi] || «rescEU: over €106 million for first pan-European field hospital.» - 24April2023 [Rif.: ec-europa-eu / European Commission - Brussels] ^ Per Maggiori
Informazioni: For More
Information: rescEU https://civil-protection-humanitarian-aid.ec.europa.eu/what/civil-protection/resceu_en + Emergency Response Coordination
Centre (ERCC) + EU Civil Protection Mechanism + «rescEU: over €106 million for first
pan-European field hospital.» -- Press release | 24 April 2023 | Brussels: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_2273 |
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