Improvement of the Emergency Medical Services in Romania - Six Romanian Regions
Client: Swiss Government
Strategy planning for creation of six regional EMS systems in six Romanian districts: Cluj, Constanta, Dolj, Iasi, Mures and Timis, including:
- Involvement of the medical institutions with in-depth consequences on the EMS in the region
- Creating the new unique/integrated regional dispatch in each region
- Organising regional training centres (3 in Cluj, 2 in Constanta, 1 in Dolj, 3 in Iasi, 2 in Mures and 3 in Timis)
- Organising the regional quality assurance and improvement board (QAIB) aiming the medical emergency care in each region
- Training of decision makers in the medical institutions included in the regional EMS systems
- Technical assistance for drafting standard operating procedures in each region
- Technical assistance for organising and start-up operation of the emergency department in hospitals and for QAIBs
- Monitoring and evaluating the commitments/changes during the project
Improvement of the Emergency Medical Services in Romania - Bucharest
Client: Swiss Government
Strategy planning for creation of the regional EMS system in Bucharest
- Alternatives for multiple ambulance start-up locations in Bucharest, instead of one
- Involvement of 7 hospitals (four for adults, two for children and one specialised in burns and plastic surgery), instead of two
- Creation of the Bucharest dispatch for around 1000 calls per day
Modernisation of Neonatology in Romania
Client: Swiss Government
- Establishing the project strategy, sections/subjects and details
- Defining the regionalisation of the neonatal assistance in Romania based on the appropriate need for care for each case and on the competence of each medical unit in a region
- In-deep analysing of the targeted regions: Moldova (Districts of Iasi, Neamt and Vaslui with the regional centre in Iasi - University Hospital "Cuza Voda") and Transylvania (Districts of Mures and Harghita with the regional centre
in Targu Mures - District University Hospital)
- Training of Romanian trainers in Swiss clinics, followed by training of local staff in all neonatal units in a region
- Monitoring and evaluating the changes in this medical segment