International EMT-Operational Plan–ODESA Escalation

Introduction: Since February 24, 2022, at the time of writing this plan, approximately 400,000+ refugees had entered Moldova and 282,842 exited Moldova. EMTCC will need to coordinate international medical teams assisting with increasing refugee numbers crossing into from southern Ukraine for MOH EMT’s in support trauma management Palanca related borders referral health care facilities within Method: This operational plan sets objectives explores trigger points that require actions context International EMT’s, two service levels were triage/stabilization primary care. Results: Odesa was a city located 60 kilometers border Palanca. Trauma patients reaching would be identified vehicular columns by roving triage (EMT 1 M) expedited through border. Survivability severe proceeding expected transit tertiary level low without intervention stabilization (damage control). The initial positioning least 2 support, skills, logistics self sustainability classified or similar. These also additional specialized trauma/surgical cells both Stefan Voda Causeni Hospitals. Conclusion: Odessa escalation should have been worst scenario, but we able work develop save more lives