Medical Service of Western Military District provided training and medical support for a ceremonial crew during the parade on the Red Square in honour of the 69th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. Medical support was organized at all stages of the preparation and conduct of the parade: the first stage--preparatory, the second stage--conducting training, the third stage--medical care of the parade and the fourth--stage withdrawal in places of permanent deployment. Well-planned activities, training of personnel allowed to organize high quality health care, to prevent mass disorders personnel front calculation.
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