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Call for Expression of Interest – Hospital Cooperation with Ukraine
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- 1 Call for Expression of Interest – Hospital Cooperation with Ukraine
- 2 What type of training and support will be available for Ukrainian healthcare professionals under the call for expression of interest in hospital cooperation with Ukraine?
- 3 Here are some PAA (People Also Ask) related questions for the title **Call for Expression of Interest: Hospital Cooperation with Ukraine**:
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Medical Rehabilitation Care / SMR component
In accordance with the commitments described in the declaration of intent signed between Ministers François BRAUN and Viktor LIASHKO on April 14, 2023, the DGOS and the DAEI are continuing to support the dynamics of hospital cooperation initiated in September 2023 following an initial call for expressions of interest.
As part of the discussions between the French and Ukrainian Ministries of Health, it is hoped that French establishments in the sector of medical rehabilitation care – SMR, identified as a training priority by the Ukrainian authorities, will be mobilised.
This call for expressions of interest is aimed at French healthcare establishments ready to enter into a partnership with a Ukrainian establishment.
Presentation of the call for expressions of interest
The political will assumed by the Ukrainian authorities and expressed before international organizations and donors is not to wait for the end of the war to rebuild its health system and continue the reforms undertaken. The Ukrainian authorities have thus chosen to give international organizations and bilateral cooperation a determining role in the modernization and reconstruction of the health system.
The Ukrainian health system has assets for its reconstruction: a strategy, political will, the target of membership in the European Union. Added to this is access to significant international funding, notably from the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
However, the Ukrainian healthcare system still has some weak points. that hospital cooperation can help to improve:
by raising the level of its medical skills, both in primary health care and the hospital system, while the war disrupted the training of doctors and caregivers, particularly in terms of initial training, by enabling health system executives to acquire new skills to lead reorganizations and monitor the engineering of complex projects, integrating, in particular when rebuilding infrastructure, all dimensions of health modernization.
These issues are particularly sensitive when it comes to rehabilitation medical carefor which the Ukrainian authorities want to enable mutilated, injured or traumatised soldiers and civilians to fully fulfil themselves in their family, social and economic lives and to set up a very high quality healthcare offer throughout their territory, organised as a network.
Please note that since January 2024, [‘actionname’, ‘external_>_Appel_a_manifestation_d_interet_Cooperation_hospitaliere_avec_l_Ukraine>_Expertise_France’,’actionmode’, ”, ‘actionlabel’, ‘external,content,link,,custom_event’,’actionpname’, ‘component_label’, ‘actionpvalue’, ‘Expertise France’,’actionpname’, ‘component_value’, ‘actionpvalue’, ‘ ‘component_hierarchy’, ‘actionpvalue’, ‘content’,’actionpname’, ‘heading_hierarchy’, ‘actionpvalue’, ‘>_Appel_a_manifestation_d_interet_Cooperation_hospitaliere_avec_l_Ukraine>_Expertise_France’])” class=”spip_out” rel=”external”>Expertise France is implementing the APPUI project funded by the Crisis and Support Center of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE), aimed at improving access to essential health services for Ukrainian populations in times of crisis. The mobilization of French expertise in Ukraine, particularly in priority care sectors (cancer, mental health, physical medicine and rehabilitation) and the coordination of Franco-Ukrainian hospital cooperation are among the key components of the project.
In this context, with this call for expressions of interest, the DGOS supports the following actions:
Welcoming Ukrainian healthcare professionals to the French healthcare establishment for an internship or training Support for scientific cooperation missions, exchanges of practices, study trips for the benefit of the Ukrainian healthcare system Organization of seminars (in person or remotely) Specific educational programs Tele-expertise Materials.
Once the expressions of interest have been received, the DGOS – General Directorate of Health Care Provision – may return to the structures that have come forward by proposing financing and implementation solutions in connection with the French ecosystem. The Ukrainian Ministry of Health will propose to each French team to join forces with a Ukrainian team.
A first step of mutual knowledge and sharing of practices between professionals will be necessary. The actions supported may have an exploratory nature. They will be part of a global offer coordinated by the two ministries.
Terms and conditions of the expression of interest
To submit a request in this call for expressions of interest, please contact us at [email protected], indicating “AMI Ukraine” in the subject line and specifying:
The name of your structure The topic on which you wish to engage in cooperation with a Ukrainian partner The name of the Ukrainian partner establishment if you are already in contact with one of them Partnerships and coordination with other stakeholders (if relevant) The support methods requested from the DGOS Projects led by several stakeholders (several health establishments, with an ARS, an association or a community) will be given priority.
The deadline for support applications is October 15, 2024.
Applications will be processed in conjunction with the DAEI and in relation with the Ukrainian Ministry of Health. A videoconference interview may be offered to you.
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What type of training and support will be available for Ukrainian healthcare professionals under the call for expression of interest in hospital cooperation with Ukraine?
Call for Expression of Interest: Hospital Cooperation with Ukraine
The ongoing war in Ukraine has resulted in a significant need for rehabilitation services, with injuries from landmines, explosions, and shelling still frequent [[2]]. In response, the French Ministry of Health has launched a call for expressions of interest in hospital cooperation with Ukraine, focusing on medical rehabilitation care and support for mutilated, injured, or traumatized soldiers and civilians.
Background
The Ukrainian health system has made significant strides in its reconstruction, with a clear strategy, political will, and access to international funding from organizations such as the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). However, the system still faces challenges, including the need to raise medical skills, especially in primary healthcare and hospital systems, and to acquire new skills for health system executives to lead reorganizations and complex projects [[1]].
Rehabilitation Medical Care
Rehabilitation medical care is a critical component of the Ukrainian health system, with the goal of enabling individuals to fully participate in their family, social, and economic lives. The Ukrainian authorities aim to establish a high-quality healthcare network across the country, and hospital cooperation with French establishments can play a vital role in achieving this goal.
Expertise France and the APPUI Project
Since January 2024, Expertise France has been implementing the APPUI project, funded by the Crisis and Support Center of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE). The project aims to improve access to essential health services for Ukrainian populations in times of crisis, with a focus on priority care sectors such as cancer, mental health, physical medicine, and rehabilitation. The mobilization of French expertise in Ukraine and the coordination of Franco-Ukrainian hospital cooperation are key components of the project [[3]].
Call for Expressions of Interest
The call for expressions of interest is open to French healthcare establishments willing to partner with a Ukrainian establishment. The DGOS supports the following actions:
Welcoming Ukrainian healthcare professionals to French healthcare establishments for internships or training
Support for scientific cooperation missions, exchanges of practices, study trips, and seminars
Organization of educational programs, tele-expertise, and material support
Terms and Conditions
To submit a request, interested parties should contact [email protected], indicating “AMI Ukraine” in the subject line and specifying:
The name of their structure
The topic on which they wish to engage in cooperation with a Ukrainian partner
The name of the Ukrainian partner establishment
Once expressions of interest are received, the DGOS may propose financing and implementation solutions in connection with the French ecosystem. The Ukrainian Ministry of Health will then propose each French team to join forces with a Ukrainian team.
Conclusion
The call for expressions of interest in hospital cooperation with Ukraine is a critical step in supporting the reconstruction of the Ukrainian health system. By partnering with French healthcare establishments, Ukraine can access essential expertise and resources, ultimately improving the lives of its citizens. We encourage all eligible parties to submit their expressions of interest and contribute to this important initiative.
Call for Expression of Interest: Hospital Cooperation with Ukraine
Introduction
In response to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the French government has launched a call for expression of interest for hospital cooperation with Ukraine. This initiative aims to support the Ukrainian healthcare system, which has been severely affected by the conflict, and to promote cooperation between French and Ukrainian healthcare establishments.
Presentation of the Call for Expressions of Interest
The Ukrainian authorities have expressed their commitment to rebuilding their healthcare system and continuing reforms, despite the ongoing conflict. They have chosen to give international organizations and bilateral cooperation a key role in the modernization and reconstruction of the healthcare system. The Ukrainian health system has assets for its reconstruction, including a strategy, political will, and access to significant international funding.
However, the Ukrainian healthcare system still faces several challenges, including a lack of medical skills, particularly in primary health care and the hospital system. The war has disrupted the training of doctors and caregivers, and hospital cooperation can help to improve the level of medical skills and enable health system executives to acquire new skills to lead reorganizations and monitor complex projects.
Rehabilitation Medical Care
Rehabilitation medical care is a priority area for the Ukrainian authorities, who want to enable injured or traumatized soldiers and civilians to fully reintegrate into their family, social, and economic lives. The Ukrainian government aims to set up a high-quality healthcare offer throughout its territory, organized as a network.
Expertise France
Since January 2024, Expertise France has been implementing the APPUI project, funded by the Crisis and Support Center of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE). The project aims to improve access to essential health services for Ukrainian populations in times of crisis. The mobilization of French expertise in Ukraine, particularly in priority care sectors (cancer, mental health, physical medicine, and rehabilitation), and the coordination of Franco-Ukrainian hospital cooperation are key components of the project.
Supported Actions
The French government, through the DGOS, supports the following actions as part of this call for expressions of interest:
Welcoming Ukrainian healthcare professionals to French healthcare establishments for internships or training
Support for scientific cooperation missions, exchanges of practices, and study trips for the benefit of the Ukrainian healthcare system
* Organization of seminars (in person or remotely)
International Cooperation
This call for expression of interest is part of a broader international effort to support the Ukrainian healthcare system. For example,