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It comes fully outfitted with the vehicles, equipment, supplies, tents, medicines and portable washing and sanitation facilities necessary to set up multiple and movable medical clinics. The mobile medical clinic includes a medical supervisor, doctor, nurse, psychosocial support specialist, community health mobilizer and equipment technicians. The emergency response team will also be working with staff and volunteers of the Haiti Red Cross Society to support hygiene promotion and other community-based clean water and sanitation activities to reduce cholera transmission. In coordination with Haiti’s Ministry of Health, the mobile medical team expects to treat infections and diarrhoeal illnesses, including cholera, wounds and trauma sustained during the storm, malaria and chronic diseases, as well as to provide prenatal care and immunizations for tetanus. “Now that blocked and flooded roads are gradually clearing, we hope to steadily reach some of the most remote and devastated areas outside of the town of Jérémie that have yet to receive help.” “Health facilities in many southwestern villages have been damaged or destroyed and residents haven’t been able to get medical attention since the hurricane hit,” said Erwan Cheneval with the Canadian Red Cross, who is leading the mobile medical team. 20 October 2016, Port Au Prince – A team of Canadian and French Red Cross medical and emergency response specialists and 15 tonnes of supplies to operate mobile medical clinics have arrived in Port-au-Prince to support local Red Cross efforts to deliver urgent health services in isolated storm-hit communities.
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