Oleksandr Pokanevych, MD, MPA, MSc, President of Kyiv Medical University, participated in the 12th DiMiMED Conference on Disaster and Military Medicine, held on November 11th-12th, 2024, in Düsseldorf. This significant event, organized alongside MEDICA, the world’s largest medical exhibition, gathered medical command-level representatives from NATO allies and other nations to discuss critical challenges in military medicine.
During the session on Disaster Medicine and the Humanitarian Perspective, Oleksandr Pokanevych delivered a presentation titled:
"Bridging Borders: Ukraine's Medical Response in Crisis and NATO Integration Challenges".
His presentation focused on:
At Kyiv Medical University, efforts are underway to implement international courses in prehospital care as mandatory components of the university’s training programs. This initiative, developed in collaboration with international experts, ensures the highest standards of education and readiness for students and professionals alike.
President Pokanevych highlighted the immense dedication and resilience of Ukraine’s combat medics, field surgeons, and military personnel. He also engaged with international experts and leaders to discuss actionable solutions for addressing gaps in training, resources, and system interoperability, strengthening Ukraine’s medical response capabilities.
Together, we can build a future of collaboration, innovation, and strength.
During the session on Disaster Medicine and the Humanitarian Perspective, Oleksandr Pokanevych delivered a presentation titled:
"Bridging Borders: Ukraine's Medical Response in Crisis and NATO Integration Challenges".
His presentation focused on:
- The adoption of NATO medical care standards, particularly emphasizing interoperability.
- The importance of point-of-injury care as a life-saving measure during wartime.
- Resource challenges, successes, and efforts to standardize and enhance Ukraine’s military healthcare system.
At Kyiv Medical University, efforts are underway to implement international courses in prehospital care as mandatory components of the university’s training programs. This initiative, developed in collaboration with international experts, ensures the highest standards of education and readiness for students and professionals alike.
President Pokanevych highlighted the immense dedication and resilience of Ukraine’s combat medics, field surgeons, and military personnel. He also engaged with international experts and leaders to discuss actionable solutions for addressing gaps in training, resources, and system interoperability, strengthening Ukraine’s medical response capabilities.
Together, we can build a future of collaboration, innovation, and strength.