Training medical teams
Training medical teams abroad
Everywhere in the world, populations are in danger.
Whether it is a natural disaster (flood, earthquake, tidal wave, drought), an epidemic or a local conflict, some populations no longer have a roof over their heads, they are hungry, thirsty and they no longer even have access to basic healthcare.
After emergency interventions by humanitarian organizations, there are often still huge primary health needs.
Whether these populations are displaced by conflict, refugees in camps or living in remote areas that are difficult to access, children are often the first victims.
We need to be able to train health professionals locally.
These professionals must be able to meet the following essential needs:
- conduct primary health care consultations
- make an initial diagnosis of pathologies,
- provide basic health care,
- treat illnesses with available medicines,
- organize prevention to avoid the spread of epidemics,
- provide vaccination, nutrition, pediatric health education, hygiene awareness,
- collect basic medicines (antibiotics, analgesics, antipyretics antihypertensives, anti-ulcer and dermatological drugs) and health equipment.