Since March 5th we are facing a real humanitarian crisis. We set off our response teams, our equipment immediately. Now we provide daily medical services for approx 3000 patients.
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Right now, we are running low on funds to provide medications as well as growing demand for primary medical care. Since prolonged service is needed several points-of-care are being handled under our services.
We managed to set-up one big reference center - that is being equipped in stationary ultrasound, defibrillator, ECG's, patients monitor, medications, pharmacy, surgical unit.
We have huge human resources - 70 doctors (including from EU), 20 nurses, 60 medical students, >10 rescuers and few non medical volunteers. All of them work with us for FREE - giving our patients a givft of their time and knowledge! We want to use most of it! But we need more equipment!
The soulution to our problem is:
1. Ambulance EMS unit - to provide servces in field and help at homes. Right now we travel using our onw cars or paid services. (est. cost is 29 000 USD)
2. Ambulance Transport - to transport patients between Emergency points to our reference center. Right now we transport using my own car. (est. cost is 14 000 USD).
3. Analisator AQT90Flex and EPOC BGEM systems to make basic blood tests (est. cost is 23 000 USD)
4. Medications - a lot we get as donation, but still we need to buy several. We are gathering special fund for medications. We want to provide them medications during their stay here in Poland. (est. cost is 30 000 USD)
5. Small medical equipment - opening new points of services - we need to set them up with basic medical equpment. Only today we are opening new point @Kapelanka MOPS service. We need 10 new sets to be prepared for futher challenges (est. cost 10x 1000 USD) - 10 000 USD (detailed equipment is listed below).
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Having those on site would save lifes! And ease dispair for those refugees that we could help.
Donating brings them one step closer for them to save lifes.
We work with WHO and under WHO - to make our services better
Point of care set-up consists of: (basic medications, BP monitor, Pulsoxymeter, Othoscope, ECG, basic surgical/dressing set, Resuscitation set, carrying bag).
