Ukraine
The WHO Country Office in Ukraine was established in 1994 to support the country’s sustainable health development. The WHO team in Ukraine consists of around 50 professionals who provide technical expertise and build national capacity on health-related matters. The priorities for the Country Office are set out in the biennial collaborative agreement between WHO/Europe and Ukraine. The Office implements the agreement in close collaboration with national institutions and international partner agencies.
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The role of Emergency Medical Teams in the health response to the Ukraine war
Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) are an important part of the global health workforce. They provide extra surge capacity and expertise to countries in response to disasters and health emergencies. Consisting of doctors, nurses, paramedics and other health professionals from across the world, the teams are rapidly deployed to help patients during disease outbreaks, sudden onset disasters – and now, the war in Ukraine.
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WHO/Europe offices
WHO Country Office, Ukraine
58, Yaroslavska str.
Kyiv 04071
Ministry of health
Ministry of Health
7 M. Hrushevskoho str.
Kyiv 01601
http://www.moz.gov.ua
