USABILITY OF MILITARY HEALTH SERVICE TO SUPPORT AN INTEGRATED RESCUE SYSTEM

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The Military Health Service of the Czech Army can support the Integrated Rescue System in the Czech Republic in dealing with emergency and crisis in cases where the basic components cannot ensure the execution of rescue work and clean-up operation by their own forces.The aim of the article is to evaluate the real possibilities of deploying the forces and resources of the Military Health Service to support the integrated rescue system from the point of view of valid legal and internal regulations and to analyze their availability.It was found that the fundamental conditions for the support of the Integrated Rescue System are regulated in the current legal regulations, mainly for the forces and resources of the military health service, which have the character of the other components of the Integrated Rescue System.Dedicated forces and resources of the Military Health Service have a set time of preparation for deployment of 5 -72 hours.For the use of forces and means within the framework of other assistance, the essential prerequisites for their deployment are established, but no requirements are determined for the capabilities or availability of these forces.

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