78% of medical facilities in Ukraine can operate autonomously
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The Ministry of Health of Ukraine has reported that 78% of medical facilities in the country can operate autonomously. This means they are able to continue working without constant connection to centralised supply systems, including the electricity supply.
The autonomous operation of medical facilities is important when disruptions occur in electricity or other resources. This capability allows hospitals and polyclinics to provide care to patients even in difficult conditions. To do this, facilities can use backup power sources, such as generators, and also maintain stocks of necessary materials.
The statement does not specify which facilities are included in the 78% or what technical solutions they use. It also does not indicate how such facilities are distributed across the regions of the country. This information may be important for patients who want to know where they can receive help in the event of an emergency.
In summary, it can be said that most medical facilities in Ukraine already have the ability to operate autonomously. The ministry is expected to provide more information on the status and development of this system.
Sources: UA.NEWS
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