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ACCESS TO CARE · DOCUMENTED PATHWAY

Coordinated medical pathway

A coordinated medical pathway begins when a care need exists but the information, the contacts or the practical conditions are missing. We structure the case file, look for suitable hospital care and organise exchanges with health, humanitarian, diplomatic and institutional stakeholders.

Our coordination makes a decision possible.

Consultation as part of a care pathway in Cairo.
A PATHWAY BUILT THROUGH COORDINATION

A medical solution can exist without yet being accessible.

A precise chain of work, in six steps.

Understand

Understand the medical situation and the family context, without exposing sensitive information.

Organise

Organise the available documents so that the case file can be read by the right contacts.

Identify

Look for a hospital able to provide an appropriate assessment.

Transmit and clarify

Transmit the relevant information. Clarify admission, funding, travel and follow-up.

Document the exchanges

Keep a record of exchanges with health facilities, non-profit organisations, institutions and, where necessary, the authorities.

Follow up without promising

Keep going despite delays and uncertainties. Announce an outcome only once it is confirmed.
LIMITS AND TRANSPARENCY

Coordinating does not mean guaranteeing.

We document, verify, connect and coordinate.

Decisions

Admissions, evacuations, treatment, visas, funding, legal status: these decisions rest with the relevant facilities, authorities and organisations.

Sensitive data

No sensitive medical data is published. No step is presented as secured before it is confirmed.

Continuity

A readable case file, exchanges that are followed up, and continuous work as soon as conditions allow progress.

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Your commitment opens pathways.

Your donations help fund coordination, administrative steps, logistics and access-to-care pathways.

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