1. Health Care for Seafarers in Ports

2. Port Health Inspection Declaration of Health Deratification
Control of outbreaks
Disaster planning

3. Medical Emergencies
100
Fire Brigades
Hospitals
SIWHA / Red Cross

4. Mediport Pre-employment and periodic medical examination
Medical support during the voyage
Medical consultations for seafarers
Vaccinations and malaria prevention
Medical bill reviewing and medical expertise to insurance companies
Drug and alcohol screening programs
Assistance during hospitalisation / repatriation
Examinations on request of authorities
Scientific work and research in maritime medicine

5. Health Care for Seafarers in Ports
Medical skills of the maritime physician
Maritime knowledge of the maritime physician
Location / facilities
Maritime medical unit
Patient management strategy
Other organisations
Organisation
Hospitalisation / repatriation
Medical records
Medical report

6. Medical skills General medicine General internal medicine
Occupational medicine
Tropical medicine
Emergency medicine

7. Location port area Visit ships clean and comfortable
seafarers feel at home.
Round the clock. 7 days per week.

8. « Clinical path »
A clinical path is a description of key events in the process of patient care which the healthcare team presumes will most likely result in maximum quality at minimal costs and minimal time.
A clinical path is the result of everyone's collaborative effort toward determining what might be the best way to treat the average seafarer.

9. « Clinical path »
a clinical path is not a description of all the interventions that each patient must have. The physician can change, delete, and add to these interventions to suit their patient's unique requirements.

10. « A Seafarers path » Reporting of the problem on board
Permission of the captain to send him to the clinic / hospital
Transport / Access to the clinic / hospital
Reception
Waiting time
Intake
Clinical examination
Laboratory test

11. « A Seafarers path » X-ray Communication of results Assessment
Explanation
Reporting
Medication
Transport back on board

12. Other organisations Welfare organisations Port Health Authorities
Port Authorities
Emergency medical centers
Port Coordination centers
Hospitals
Universities
Port Clinics in other ports

13. Organisation Administration: Reception / intake: Medical assistance:
Patient intake, reports, certificates, transport, invoicing, accounting, follow up.
Reception / intake:
Reception of incoming information:
Telephone, telefax, internet, regular post, incoming medical results.
Communication
Languages, interpreter
Medical assistance:
Stock:
Medical materials
Vaccinations

14. Organisation Preliminary examination: Nursing: Instruments:
Hygiene, sterilisation
Preliminary examination:
Biometry, hearing, vision, ECG, spirometry, x-ray, bloodtests, drug and alcohol tests, urinetest.
Nursing:
Injections, woundtreatment, bandages, instrumentation

15. Hospitalisation Captain / crewmembers Owner / crewing agency
Shipping Agency
P&I correspondent, club

16. Hospitalisation Maritime police Repatriation service
Embassy / Consulate
Welfare visitors
Family

17. Family
Fire brigade
SIWHA
Crew
Port doctor
Maritime Police
100
Captain
Injured / Sick
Seaman
Port Health
Owner
Shipping Agent
Hospital
Welfare
P & I
Embassy
Repat/transport