Given the fact that limiting the spread of the virus, as well as its extremely serious effects on the Romanian population, implies the provision of medical equipment for hospitals, in the context of strengthening the medical infrastructure to meet the challenges of tackling the COVID-19 outbreak, the state of physical and moral wear and the overload caused by the large number of patients of medical gas networks and electricity networks create a major risk to the life and health of patients hospitalised. Thus, in support of a coherent approach to the resulting public health crisis, in order to prevent the blocking of available medical infrastructure and, implicitly, affecting the right to health for patients requiring hospitalisation, it is necessary to assess, extend, renovate or modernise the infrastructure of electrical installations, medical fluids and ventilation and air treatment, as well as the installation of detection, signalling, fire alarm systems, with full coverage, in order to obtain a timely and efficient response of the public medical system to the Covid-19 crisis. According to the specifications of the Large Infrastructure Operational Programme 2014-202, Priority Axis 9 Protecting the health of the population in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, Specific Objective 9.1 Increasing the capacity to manage the COVID-19 health crisis, the overall objective of the project is the timely and efficient response of the public health system to the COVID-19 crisis, by increasing the care and treatment capacity of cases of SARS-CoV-2/infection management of the health crisis, by strengthening the medical infrastructure at Resita County Emergency Hospital — Stationary 2, with a focus on medical fluid infrastructure. The way in which the project contributes to the programme result indicator (2S132 Adequate capacity for care and treatment of cases of SARS-CoV-2/sanitary crisis infection), and generates a positive long-term effect, consists of carrying out intervention work on electrical infrastructure, ventilation and air treatment, as well as on the infrastructure of medical fluids, as well as in facilitating the provision of the health unit with detection, signalling, fire alarm systems, with a positive impact on the development of an adequate capacity to manage the health crisis. This will make the health unit better prepared to act promptly and with appropriate means, thus contributing to the timely and effective response of the public health system to the COVID-19 crisis, but also to future public health threats. The project contributes to the achievement of the result indicator of POIM 2S132, in strict compliance with the provisions of the GS, namely “Adequate capacity for care and treatment of cases of infection with SARS — CoV-2/”