Or maybe shouldn't there be emergency plans that had all the steps to remodel current production lines in the country to adjust to production of medical supplie

Or maybe shouldn't there be emergency plans that had all the steps to remodel current production lines in the country to adjust to production of medical supplies? Like, in China, factories that made bedding products are re engineered to make masks, suits, etc. These are exceptional conditions, so if you had the protocols in place (blue prints, machine configurations, assembly line structure, briefings for management, briefing and courses for factory workers), maybe it was doable. And maybe it would be of low maintenance, just when new machines were introduced, you'd release a new document to configure that machine. The main problem would be raw material, but again, maybe with planning and study new materials and combinations could be used (even if not perfect). This would be only a problem for countries with little to no industry, but that's where organizations like the EU should come into play.