Germania își pregătește spitalele pentru război

Germany is preparing its healthcare system for potential war scenarios, focusing on mass casualty management. A national plan has been initiated to adapt hospitals for conflict situations, particularly in NATO territories. The Ulm hospital has begun to see military personnel, and a Cold War-era bunker is being considered for reactivation to treat injured soldiers. The German government is assessing medical infrastructure to ensure resilience against hybrid attacks, especially following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. With potential daily influxes of wounded soldiers, the healthcare system may face unprecedented pressure, necessitating coordination between military and civilian hospitals. Training for medical professionals in war-related injuries is also a priority.