The University of the Dr. Aristide Foundation is making its contribution, rushing to aid victims and survivors of the August 14, 2021 earthquake in the departments of Nippes, South and Grande Anse
The University of the Dr. Aristide Foundation (UNIFA) through the Faculties of Medicine, Nursing Sciences and its School of Physiotherapy is not indifferent to the victims of the earthquake of August 14, 2021 which devastated the departments of Nippes, the South and the Grande Anse.
With a solid medical team made up of highly qualified doctors, health executives, graduates in Medicine, Nursing Sciences and Physiotherapy, UNIFA is participating in the emergency health response in the departments affected by the August 14, 2021 earthquake. The use of telemedicine is at the heart of this activity and is proving to be very effective in the time of this outpouring of solidarity with the victims of the departments of Nippes, South and Grande Anse.
With sufficient equipment and sanitary materials, combined with appropriate technology, the UNIFA medical team is present at the bedside of the victims of the devastating earthquake in the Great South. UNIFA graduates who were already there in the south have joined the medical team and all are hard at work bringing comfort to the victims of the Deep South.
Survivors approach this doctor from the UNIFA medical team.Members of the team visit locations where victims are situated to provide emergency care.
A doctor from the UNIFA medical team treating youth with severe left foot injuriesMember of the UNIFA medical team bandaging man who suffered from the earthquakeConsultation for woman with a fractured faceYoung survivor with fractured knee receiving first aid from a member of the UNIFA medical teamTeam doctor talking to victim to better diagnoseThe team has the necessary equipment and medicines provided by former President Jean Bertrand Aristide to meet the needs of the victimsA shot of the proud doctors graduated from UNIFA, providing their service to the populations of the Great South, victims of the earthquake of August 14, 2021Alert doctors and nurses! UNIFA graduates, a tight-knit team. Healthcare professionals full of energy and showing no signs of fatigue despite the many tasks ahead. Bravo Unifarists!The UNIFA medical team. Under the supervision of foreign specialists who are partners of the institution, young doctors provide emergency care to survivors of the August 14, 2021 earthquake.The medical team goes door to door, visiting the survivors to provide them with care on the spot.A versatile team with diverse skills. With calm and patience, these two women from the medical team take the time to relieve the pain of this young boy with two fractured legs.Finally, a little moment of respite, a snack, not in ideal conditions, to regain strength and start over again.Caring for a girl with a fractured kneeChildren are not neglected by the UNIFA medical team
