Key points
- The government has changed the rules for hospital districts to allow emergency medical aid teams to respond to calls more quickly.
- The location of the teams will be determined based on road time to patients, transportation, local terrain, and regional safety.
- Temporary deployment points are now allowed, particularly in areas where combat or damaged roads have increased response times.
- Decisions on deployment points will be made by regional military administrations together with the Ministry of Health, based on an analysis of team response times.
- The list of deployment points can be changed throughout the year, including at the request of the Ministry of Health.
The government has changed the rules for hospital districts and clusters to allow emergency medical aid teams to respond to calls more quickly.
The location of deployment points will be determined based on the time it takes to reach patients, the availability of transportation, local terrain, and the safety situation in the region.
Temporary deployment points for emergency medical aid teams are now allowed. This will enable teams to quickly respond to areas where combat, damaged roads, new routes, or population displacement have increased response times.
The decision on where to locate emergency medical aid centers and team deployment points will be made by regional military administrations together with the Ministry of Health, based on an analysis of team response times for critical and emergency calls.
The list and location of deployment points can be changed throughout the year, particularly if the Ministry of Health requests it due to changes in the regional situation.
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