EMT MDS Daily Report

EMTCC Ukraine

This web-site is set to provide information about the EMT MDS Daily Report for current humanitarian emeregency  (2022-04-11

Records and Reporting - the Blue Book

EMTs keep confidential patient records of assessment, interventions, clinical monitoring and possible complications. Patient records should capture enough information to contribute to the EMT Minimum Data Set (MDS) or equivalent. (The Blue Book - CLASSIFICATION AND MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TEAMS (WHO, 2021)) 

EMTs will report regularly and prior to departure to the relevant local authorities using national reporting forms or, if not available, the agreed EMT minimum dataset.  (WHO. The Blue Book, 2021)

EMTs report at regular intervals during response and prior to demobilization to local and national authorities, using national reporting agreed formats, including the EMT MDS or equivalent. These reports of activity should be used to decide on adequate coverage and contribute to a coordinated response. (WHO. The Blue Book, 2021)

While EMTs are not expected to manage all aspects of nutrition, WASH and vector control they should report signs of such needs in the community they serve (through the EMT MDS) and coordinate with the appropriate health authorities and other response agencies to advocate for these services or interventions to be supported.(WHO. The Blue Book, 2021)

Steps for MDS reporting


Files to submit:  The MDS Maker (Excel file)

In case there is no network, please bring the files to EMTCC physically.


Forms and Tools

Items of the MDS will be updated from 1st of November.

Please change the form from the date and submit that weekly by every Friday.



Separate forms for EMT Type 2 is here


EMT Type 2 should use separte form and submission link of the MDS Maker+

Notes


Separate Form and Tool for EMT Type 2 



UKR MDS Submission link for EMT Type 2