The ET4Care-Ukraine Project
The ET4Care-Ukraine project is made possible by a Global Grant from Rotary International. This also includes funds from Rotary District 1900 and the Rotary Club of Witten-Hohenstein.
Special Features
In addition to the topics presented on the home page, Ukraine offers a unique feature: telemedical support during and after training.
Regular supervision sessions with experts from our network are designed to support the practical application of these skills via video call, answer questions, and thus ensure that what has been learned is put into practice for the benefit of patients on-site.
The District 1900 video provides a more detailed overview.
Along with other aid projects for Ukraine.
To Enroll in the Course
To participate in the ET4Care “Wound Management” course as a healthcare professional, you must first register on the ET4Care Moodle platform. Once you’ve done that, you can log in and enroll directly. To do so, you’ll need your enrollment code, which you’ll receive from your team leader. Simply follow the instructions on the login page.
Follow this link and then fill out the form:
Are you already registered and want to take the course? Then follow this link:
Project partners in Ukraine
Our local project partner in Ukraine is the Rotary Club of Odessa International. It bears significant responsibility for the successful implementation of the ET4Care-Ukraine project.
The Odessa National Medical University In consultation with the Rotary Clubs of Witten-Hohenstein and Odessa International, it appoints local team leaders and organizes participation in training for employees from Odessa and the surrounding area. It also provides resources such as training rooms and materials.
The Kherson City Clinical Hospital , in coordination with the Rotary Clubs of Witten-Hohenstein and Odessa International, also provides on-site team leaders and organizes participation in the training for employees from Kherson and the surrounding area. In addition, it provides resources such as training rooms and materials.
The“Alliance of Resilience” is helping to publicize the “ET4Care-Ukraine” project through the media and is establishing contacts with other medical organizations.