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HeRAMS Ukraine Preliminary Baseline Report 2023 Summary

This report, issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) in July 2024, provides an interim overview of the Healthcare Readiness, Assessment, and Monitoring System (HeRAMS) in Ukraine. It assesses the current state of healthcare infrastructure, operational status, and key service domains, noting that the data is preliminary and subject to verification and updates due to ongoing system implementation in conflict-affected areas.

Key Findings and Highlights

• Operational Status: Approximately 75-84% of healthcare facilities are operational across regions, with varying levels of damage (full or partial). In the 10 most affected areas, a significant portion faces non-functionality or lack of access.
• Basic Infrastructure: Services like water supply, sanitation, energy, and transportation show high availability (e.g., 86-98%), but challenges exist in waste management, with 3-8% reporting issues. In other regions, facilities are mostly functional, but disparities in access persist.
• Information Systems: Electronic health record systems (e.g., ESOS) and epidemic reporting are largely accessible (93-98%), but limited to partial functionality in some areas, categorized under shortages of personnel, equipment, or funding.
• Service Domains: Detailed analysis covers various health services, such as general clinical care (21-30% reporting issues), child health, infectious and non-infectious diseases, and mental health. For instance, reproductive health and trauma services face challenges in access and availability.
• Regional Data: Comparisons between the 10 most affected regions and other areas indicate that unavailability issues vary significantly, often linked to shortages of staff, supplies, or finances.
• Limitations: The report is not final; data verification continues, and results should be interpreted cautiously to account for evolving conditions and methodological differences.

This 2023 baseline assessment supports strategic planning for healthcare recovery and resilience in Ukraine.