Outpatient initial emergency care of injuries and other significant health care needs, including the following services: Triage, assessment, first aid, Stabilisation and referral of severe trauma and non-trauma emergencies, Definite care for minor trauma and non-trauma emergencies. , Daytime services for at least 100 outpatient consultations/day., Team and staff requirements: Management: staff to cover the functions of Team Leader, Deputy Team Leader, Liaison Officer (link to Reception/Departure Centre, On-Site Operations Coordination Centre or other coordinating mechanism as appropriate, local emergency management authority), Safety & Security Officer, Health Professionals: as defined in the minimum standards of the WHO, Logistics: one Logistics Team Manager + logistics team in compliance with self-sufficiency requirements. The team shall comply with the “Classification and minimum standards for foreign medical teams in sudden onset disasters” and subsequent or additional guidelines issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO). , The team should ensure self-sufficiency during the entire deployment time. Article 12 applies and, in addition, the minimum standards of the WHO., Availability for departure in maximum 24-48 hours after the acceptance of the offer. Ability to be operational for at least 14 days. , Outpatient initial emergency care of injuries and other significant health care needs, including the following services: Triage, assessment, first aid, Stabilisation and referral of severe trauma and non-trauma emergencies, Definite care for minor trauma and non-trauma emergencies. , Daytime services for at least 50 outpatient consultations/day., Team and staff requirements: Management: staff to cover the functions of Team Leader, Deputy Team Leader, Liaison Officer (link to Reception/Departure Centre, On-Site Operations Coordination Centre or other coordinating mechanism as appropriate, local emergency management authority), Safety & Security Officer, Health Professionals: as defined in the minimum standards of the WHO, Logistics: one Logistics Team Manager + logistics team in compliance with self-sufficiency requirements. The team shall comply with the “Classification and minimum standards for foreign medical teams in sudden onset disasters” and subsequent or additional guidelines issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO). , The team should ensure self-sufficiency during the entire deployment time. Article 12 applies and, in addition, the minimum standards of the WHO., Availability for departure in maximum 24-48 hours after the acceptance of the offer. Ability to be operational for at least 14 days. , Inpatient acute care, general and obstetric surgery for trauma and other major conditions, including the following services: Intake/Screening of new and referred patients, counter-referral, Surgical triage and assessment, Advanced life support, Definitive wound and basic fracture management, Damage control surgery, Emergency general and obstetric surgery, Inpatient care for non-trauma emergencies, Basic anaesthesia, X-ray, sterilisation, laboratory and blood transfusion, Rehabilitation services and patient follow-up. Capacity to receive and integrate specialised care teams to work within their facility, if some of the services above cannot be provided by the team. , Day and night services (covering 24/7 if necessary), including as a minimum: One operating theatre with one operating room; at least 20 inpatient beds per operating table, Capability to treat seven major or 15 minor surgical cases per day. , Team and Staff requirements: Management: one Team Leader; one Deputy Team Leader; one Liaison Officer (link to Reception/Departure Centre, On-Site Operations Coordination Centre or other coordinating mechanism as appropriate, local emergency management authority); one Safety & Security Officer, Health Professionals: as defined in the minimum standards of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Logistics: one Logistics Team Manager + logistics team for the EMT and its inpatients. The team shall comply with the “Classification and minimum standards for foreign medical teams in sudden onset disasters” and subsequent or additional guidelines issued by the WHO. , The team should ensure self-sufficiency during the entire deployment time. Article 12 applies and, in addition, the minimum standards of the WHO., Availability for departure in maximum 48-72 hours after the acceptance of the offer, and ability to be operational on site within 24-96 hours. Ability to be operational for at least 3 weeks outside the Union, and for at least 14 days inside the Union. , Complex inpatient referral surgical care including intensive care capacity, and including the following services: Capacity to provide EMT type 2 services, Complex reconstructive wound and orthopaedic care, Enhanced X-ray, sterilisation, laboratory and blood transfusion, Rehabilitation services and patient follow-up, High-level paediatric and adult anaesthesia, Intensive care beds with 24 h monitoring and ability to ventilate, Acceptance and referral services from EMTs types 1 and 2, and from the national health system. Specialised services may be included, such as: burn care; dialysis and care of crush syndrome; maxillofacial surgery; orthoplastic surgery; intensive rehabilitation; maternal health; neonatal and paediatric care; transport and retrieval. , Day and night services (covering 24/7 if necessary), including as a minimum: One operating theatre with at least two operating tables in two separate rooms within the theatre area, at least 40 inpatient beds (20 per table), and four–six intensive care beds. Additional operating tables will require extra 20 inpatient beds each, to ensure adequate post-operative capacity, Capability to treat 15 major or 30 minor surgical cases per day. , Team and Staff requirements: Management: one Team Leader; one Deputy Team Leader; one Liaison Officer (link to Reception/Departure Centre, On-Site Operations Coordination Centre or other coordinating mechanism as appropriate, Local Emergency Management Authority); one Safety & Security Officer, Health Professionals Team: as defined in the minimum standards of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Logistics Team: one Logistics Team Manager + logistics team for the EMT and its inpatients. The team shall comply with the “Classification and minimum standards for foreign medical teams in sudden onset disasters” and subsequent or additional guidelines issued by the WHO. , The team should ensure self-sufficiency during the entire deployment time. Article 12 applies and, in addition, the minimum standards of the WHO., Availability for departure in maximum 48-72 hours after the acceptance of the offer, and ability to be operational on site within 5-7 days. Ability to be operational for at least 8 weeks outside the Union, and for at least 14 days inside the Union. , Modules , HCP (High capacity pumping),6, MUSAR (Medium urban search and rescue — one for cold conditions),6, WP (Water purification),2, FFFP (Aerial forest fire fighting module using planes),2, AMP (Advanced medical post),2 ( 2 ), ETC (Emergency Temporary Camp),2, HUSAR (Heavy urban search and rescue),2, CBRNDET (CBRN detection and sampling),2, GFFF (Ground forest fire fighting),2, GFFF-V (Ground forest fire fighting using vehicles),2, CBRNUSAR (USAR in CBRN conditions),1, AMP-S (Advanced medical post with surgery),1 ( 2 ), FC (Flood containment),2, FRB (Flood rescue using boats),2, MEVAC (Medical aerial evacuation of disaster victims),1, FHOS (Field hospital),1 ( 2 ), FFFH (Aerial forest firefighting module using helicopters),2, EMT type 1 fixed (Emergency medical team type 1: Outpatient Emergency Care — fixed),5, EMT type 1 mobile (Emergency medical team type 1: Outpatient Emergency Care — mobile),2, EMT type 2 (Emergency medical team type 2: Inpatient Surgical Emergency Care),3, EMT type 3 (Emergency medical team type 3: Inpatient Referral Care),1, Technical Assistance and Support Teams , TAST (Technical Assistance and Support Team),2, Other response capacities , Teams for mountain search and rescue,2, Teams for water search and rescue,2, Teams for cave search and rescue,2, Teams with specialised search and rescue equipment, e.g. search robots,2, Teams with unmanned aerial vehicles,2, Teams for maritime incident response,2, Structural engineering teams, to carry out damage and safety assessments, appraisal of buildings to be demolished/repaired, assessment of infrastructure, short-term shoring,2, Evacuation support: including teams for information management and logistics,2, Firefighting: advisory/assessment teams,2, CBRN decontamination teams,2, Mobile laboratories for environmental emergencies,2, Communication teams or platforms to quickly re-establish communications in remote areas,2, Medical Evacuation Jets Air Ambulance and Medical Evacuation Helicopter separately for inside Europe or worldwide,2, Additional Shelter Capacity: units for 250 persons (50 tents); incl. self-sufficiency unit for the handling staff,100, Additional Capacity Shelter-kit: units for 2 500 persons (500 tarpaulins); with toolkit possibly to be procured locally,6, Water pumps with minimum capacity to pump 800 l/min,100, Power generators of 5-150 kW Power generators above 150 kW , 100 10 , Marine pollution capacities,as necessary, Emergency medical teams for specialised care,8, Mobile biosafety laboratories,4, Standing engineering capacity,1, Other response capacities necessary to address identified risks,as necessary,