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Oleksandr Zheleznyak

The PFVMH is a joint project between Ukrainian ministries and a charitable foundation that involves civilian medical professionals providing aid to Ukrainian forces and citizens near conflict areas. Volunteer medics work in military units, frontline hospitals, and checkpoints for typical one-month missions. The foundation provides legal, organizational, and logistical support to volunteers, who are eligible for veteran status. Over 2 years the project has involved a diverse range of 88 medical professionals from across Ukraine, with no fatalities reported.

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PIROGOV FIRST VOLUNTEER MOBILE HOSPITAL (PFVMH) All Inclusive Voucher to the Front
What is PFVMH? The PFVMH is a joint project of the Health Ministry of Ukraine, the Defense Ministry of Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) and the Charitable Foundation Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital aimed to involve civil medics and auxiliary personnel in diagnostics, screening and provision of medical aid to Ukrainian servicemen, law enforcement officers and civilians who do their service of reside in areas of the Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) as well as other regions of Ukraine.
Legal framework (1) Memorandum of Cooperation within the Framework of the Project "Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital," Feb. 5, 2016 Read the whole Memorandum in English on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/2016_Memorandum_Signed_Eng.pdf
Legal framework (2) Order of the Health Ministry of Ukraine On organization of missions of medical workers who volunteered to provide medical aid in ATO areas, #1254, Nov. 18, 2016 (as amended by Health Ministry Order #590, May 31, 2017) Read the whole Order in English on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Health_Minister_Order_on_Volunteers_Missions_Updated_Eng.pdf
Legal framework (3) Procedure for PFVMH Medics Involvement in ATO (approved by the Defense Minister of Ukraine on Aug. 28, 2016) Read the whole letter of the AFU Military Medical Department in Ukrainian on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Procedure_of_PFVMH_Involvement_in_ATO.pdf
Where do volunteer medics work? Immediately in military units In civil hospitals near the front line At checkpoints
Where do volunteer medics stay and eat? In civil hospitals near the front lineIn military units
Where did we work in 2014-2017?
How long does one mission last? Typically, a mission lasts one month. (According to guidelines of the Finance Ministry of Ukraine, a mission may not exceed 30 calendar days except for cases provided for by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #98 dated Feb. 2, 2011).
How volunteer medics are legalized for ATO? 1) Based on Health Ministry Order #1254 dated Nov. 18, 2016, a volunteer medic of the PFVMH is detached by his/her employer and placed at the disposal of the ATO Staff; 2) The ATO Staff issues an order on arrival of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO zone; 3) The head doctor of a civil hospital in the ATO zone issues an order on admission of the PFVMH volunteer medic to working at the hospital (in case of frontline hospitals); 4) On completion of the mission, the ATO Staff issues an order on departure of the PFVMH volunteer medic from the ATO zone; 5) The ATO commander or the head of the Anti-Terrorist Center attached to the Security Service of Ukraine issues an order on involvement of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO.
Are there any privileges for volunteer medics? PFVMH volunteer medics are eligible for the status of war veteran. This status is documented by local social protection authority based on an abstract of the order issued by the ATO commander or the head of the Anti-Terrorist Center attached to the Security Service of Ukraine on involvement of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO. (Grounds: Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #739 dated Sep. 23, 2015)
Who has participated in PFVMH over two years? Drivers and entrepreneurs, nurses, paramedics, interns and doctors, Ph.D.s anf Sc.D.s, (deputy) heads of medical institutions and hospital units, the chief cardiovascular surgeon with the Presidential State Management of Affairs, university professors and department chairs, the Health Ministrys chief ophthalmologist and even a deputy Health Minister.
PFVMH volunteers: where do they all come from?
How does Charitable Foundation Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital help volunteer medics? Documentary and legal support Organizational support Informational support Logistical support Incentives and awards Medicines and medical equipment Lobbying for interests of PFVMH volunteer medics in state authorities and local governments
How to enroll? Simply fill out the enrollment form: Anywhere on the PFVMH site, find little green medics and click on them.
No fatality 88 participants in active service, 25 state awards, 77 Defense Ministry medals For Assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine Figures that say for themselves
Looking forward to seeing you in ATO next year!
More info on our site: http://medbat.org.ua and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1mobilehospital

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  • 1. PIROGOV FIRST VOLUNTEER MOBILE HOSPITAL (PFVMH) All Inclusive Voucher to the Front
  • 2. What is PFVMH? The PFVMH is a joint project of the Health Ministry of Ukraine, the Defense Ministry of Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) and the Charitable Foundation Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital aimed to involve civil medics and auxiliary personnel in diagnostics, screening and provision of medical aid to Ukrainian servicemen, law enforcement officers and civilians who do their service of reside in areas of the Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) as well as other regions of Ukraine.
  • 3. Legal framework (1) Memorandum of Cooperation within the Framework of the Project "Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital," Feb. 5, 2016 Read the whole Memorandum in English on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/2016_Memorandum_Signed_Eng.pdf
  • 4. Legal framework (2) Order of the Health Ministry of Ukraine On organization of missions of medical workers who volunteered to provide medical aid in ATO areas, #1254, Nov. 18, 2016 (as amended by Health Ministry Order #590, May 31, 2017) Read the whole Order in English on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Health_Minister_Order_on_Volunteers_Missions_Updated_Eng.pdf
  • 5. Legal framework (3) Procedure for PFVMH Medics Involvement in ATO (approved by the Defense Minister of Ukraine on Aug. 28, 2016) Read the whole letter of the AFU Military Medical Department in Ukrainian on the PFVMH site at: http://medbat.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Procedure_of_PFVMH_Involvement_in_ATO.pdf
  • 6. Where do volunteer medics work? Immediately in military units In civil hospitals near the front line At checkpoints
  • 7. Where do volunteer medics stay and eat? In civil hospitals near the front lineIn military units
  • 8. Where did we work in 2014-2017?
  • 9. How long does one mission last? Typically, a mission lasts one month. (According to guidelines of the Finance Ministry of Ukraine, a mission may not exceed 30 calendar days except for cases provided for by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #98 dated Feb. 2, 2011).
  • 10. How volunteer medics are legalized for ATO? 1) Based on Health Ministry Order #1254 dated Nov. 18, 2016, a volunteer medic of the PFVMH is detached by his/her employer and placed at the disposal of the ATO Staff; 2) The ATO Staff issues an order on arrival of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO zone; 3) The head doctor of a civil hospital in the ATO zone issues an order on admission of the PFVMH volunteer medic to working at the hospital (in case of frontline hospitals); 4) On completion of the mission, the ATO Staff issues an order on departure of the PFVMH volunteer medic from the ATO zone; 5) The ATO commander or the head of the Anti-Terrorist Center attached to the Security Service of Ukraine issues an order on involvement of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO.
  • 11. Are there any privileges for volunteer medics? PFVMH volunteer medics are eligible for the status of war veteran. This status is documented by local social protection authority based on an abstract of the order issued by the ATO commander or the head of the Anti-Terrorist Center attached to the Security Service of Ukraine on involvement of the PFVMH volunteer medic in the ATO. (Grounds: Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #739 dated Sep. 23, 2015)
  • 12. Who has participated in PFVMH over two years? Drivers and entrepreneurs, nurses, paramedics, interns and doctors, Ph.D.s anf Sc.D.s, (deputy) heads of medical institutions and hospital units, the chief cardiovascular surgeon with the Presidential State Management of Affairs, university professors and department chairs, the Health Ministrys chief ophthalmologist and even a deputy Health Minister.
  • 13. PFVMH volunteers: where do they all come from?
  • 14. How does Charitable Foundation Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital help volunteer medics? Documentary and legal support Organizational support Informational support Logistical support Incentives and awards Medicines and medical equipment Lobbying for interests of PFVMH volunteer medics in state authorities and local governments
  • 15. How to enroll? Simply fill out the enrollment form: Anywhere on the PFVMH site, find little green medics and click on them.
  • 16. No fatality 88 participants in active service, 25 state awards, 77 Defense Ministry medals For Assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine Figures that say for themselves
  • 17. Looking forward to seeing you in ATO next year!
  • 18. More info on our site: http://medbat.org.ua and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1mobilehospital