Good day! Here is a brief overview of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine that you sent.
1. **Essence of the Law:** This resolution amends two previous resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, which regulate the issues of continuous professional development of healthcare workers and the involvement of medical professionals in the provision of medical care in conditions of quarantine, emergencies, or martial law. The changes concern the payment for the registration of continuous professional development providers and the expansion of opportunities for involving various categories of medical professionals in the provision of medical and rehabilitation care.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
* The resolution amends the Regulation on the system of continuous professional development of healthcare workers (Resolution No. 725) and the Procedure for involving in the provision of medical care (Resolution No. 375).
* The amendments to Resolution No. 725 stipulate that a fee will be charged for the registration of continuous professional development providers and the holding of relevant events, the amount of which will be determined by the Ministry of Health (MOH).
* The amendments to Resolution No. 375 expand the list of persons who can be involved in the provision of medical and rehabilitation care, including specialist doctors with expired certificates, resident doctors, interns, pharmacists, and senior students of medical specialties. The name and text of the Procedure have also been updated to reflect the possibility of involving in rehabilitation care.
3. **Key Provisions for Use:**
* **Payment for Registration of CPD Providers:** It is important to note that a fee, the amount of which will be determined by the MOH, will now be required for the registration of continuous professional development providers.
* **Involvement of Medical Professionals during Emergencies:** During quarantine, emergencies, or martial law, healthcare facilities may involve a wider range of medical professionals, even if they do not have valid certificates or categories. This will ensure the provision of medical and rehabilitation care in full.
* **Rehabilitation Care:** The resolution clearly defines the possibility of involving medical professionals in the provision of not only medical but also rehabilitation care, which is important in the context of current challenges.
* **Conditions of Involvement:** The involvement of medical interns and students should take place taking into account the optimization of training schedules and under the supervision of educational and healthcare institutions.
