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When a health emergency situation occurs, rapid response saves lives. The prompt humanitarian response and effective coordination of emergency medical personnel is especially crucial during the first three to five days of the emergency.
On 14 April 2021, the World Health Organization and the Ethiopian Ministry of Health launched a training centre for a new collaboration to strengthen the delivery of emergency medical and health services in the African Region during humanitarian crises. The launching ceremony was officiated by the WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Matshidiso Moeti, and Honorable Minister of Health, Dr Lia Tadesse.
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WHO conducted the First National Emergency Medical Team Training of Timor-Leste on 21-23 October 2019 in Dili. This was organized by Ministry of Health with 35 representatives from the Ministry of Health, Health Emergency Operations Center, National Hospital and 5 Regional Referral Hospitals participating.
WHO conducted the first DPR Korea National Training on Emergency Medical Teams on 26-28 August, in Pyongyang.
Thirty-one participants from the Ministry of Public Health, the Health Emergency Operations Centre, the National Center for Communicable Diseases, Central Hygienic and Anti-Epidemic Institute, the emergency departments of key tertiary level hospitals and key University hospitals across the country attended the training.
KOUDOUGOU, 15 February 2019 ÔÇô In emergency situations, such as outbreaks, disasters and mass casualty events, ÔÇ£good intentionsÔÇØ are not enough. Well-prepared teams are imperative to withstand the impact of any emergency, let alone the increasing frequency of them.
The Macao China Emergency Medical Team conducted their first team member training course in an effort to strengthen its capabilities as it goes through the process of international classification. The Macao Health Bureau conducted the course with support from the World Health Organization Emergency Medical Team Initiative, the Australian Medical Assistance Team, and the humanitarian consultancy firm, Training in Aid.
VIENTIANE, 29 October 2018 - A joint meeting between the Government of the Lao PeopleÔÇÖs Democratic Republic (LAO PDR) and the World Health Organization (WHO) promoted improved coordination and training of national Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) deployed to disasters, outbreaks, and other emergencies in the country.
The Vice Minister of Health of Laos PDR, Dr Phouthone Muongpak, opened the meeting, which took place on Monday, 29 October 2018, at the Crowne Plaza Vientiane.
An Emergency Medical Team Introductory Workshop was held in Yerevan, Armenia from 30 October to 1 November 2018 for over 20 participants from the Ministry of Health, including the National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) and Ministry of Emergency Situations.