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FNUAP-Moldavie

août 11, 2026

 

~ La logistique des soins ~
Edmon Alashotie avec le FNUAP en Moldavie
Spécialiste en gestion d’entrepôt

 

Je n’oublierai jamais les jours où nous avons livré le nouveau matériel médical aux hôpitaux des régions du Nord et du Sud de la Moldavie pour répondre aux besoins des hôpitaux pour mères et enfants. J’ai été profondément touché de recevoir tant de commentaires chaleureux de la part du personnel hospitalier et des patients au sujet de notre contribution : fournir du nouveau matériel médical qui n’était pas disponible et remplacer l’autre matériel médical vieux de 40 ans de l’établissement.

Après des années d’attente, quel bonheur de voir que les médecins pourront enfin travailler dans des conditions modernes grâce au don du FNUAP à l’hôpital de maternité, et que les femmes enceintes, les mères et les bébés de la République de Moldavie bénéficieront de meilleures conditions et de services médicaux de qualité, car les maternités sont équipées de matériel moderne par le Fonds des Nations Unies pour la population.

J’ai été très heureux de contribuer au soutien des médecins moldaves, qui font preuve d’altruisme et de persévérance en temps de crise. Grâce à ce matériel, ils offriront des services de qualité tant aux femmes de Moldavie qu’aux réfugiés d’Ukraine.

On sait que plus de 15 000 bébés naissent chaque année dans les 7 hôpitaux de maternité équipés par le FNUAP; ce don contribuera à réduire les indicateurs de mortalité maternelle et infantile en République de Moldavie et à accroître l’accès des femmes à des services de santé reproductive de qualité. 

Que signifie l’augmentation des capacités de ces neuf centres de périnatologie? Cela signifie que 15 000 accouchements seront réalisés chaque année grâce à du matériel de haute performance, et que des centaines de nouveau-nés gravement malades seront également sauvés grâce au matériel moderne installé dans les unités de soins intensifs.

Cela redonne également espoir aux femmes atteintes de maladies onco-gynécologiques : le matériel destiné à la salle d’opération du service d’oncologie et de mammalogie de l’Institut d’oncologie a été offert par le FNUAP.

Ce soutien est accordé à la suite d’une analyse approfondie des besoins urgents d’établissements médicaux d’importance stratégique. Il contribuera à réduire le temps d’attente des femmes qui doivent être opérées dans une salle d’opération moderne et à accroître l’accès des femmes moldaves et des réfugiées aux services de santé. En plus du matériel médical, le service a également reçu l’équipement et le mobilier médical nécessaires pour les salles d’examen ainsi que les salles postopératoires et de soins intensifs : lits spéciaux, ventilateur, moniteur, électrocardiographe, civière de soins intensifs, défibrillateurs, fauteuils gynécologiques, réfrigérateurs pour la conservation des médicaments, stérilisateur.

 

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