Ukraine Streamlines Military Medical Commissions with Digital System

Ukraine Modernizes Military Medical Commission Process: Digitalization Streamlines Fitness Determinations KIEV, UKRAINE – The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has announced significant changes to its military medical commission (VLC) procedures, moving towards a fully digital system. This shift aims to improve efficiency and transparency in determining the fitness of military conscripts. The new system utilizes the "Obereg" registry to record medical examination results and fitness statuses, eliminating the need for printed copies of decisions. This digital transition is expected to significantly reduce paperwork and processing time. "This is a huge step forward," says a military official, speaking on condition of anonymity. "The digitalization of the VLC process will save time and resources, allowing for a more efficient allocation of personnel." The "Obereg" registry will store the date of the medical examination and the determined level of fitness, providing a readily accessible record for both the conscript and the military. This change is expected to greatly benefit those undergoing medical examinations for military service. The modernization of the VLC process is a positive step towards a more efficient and transparent military system in Ukraine.