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The Diabetic Foot Unit in the Orthopedic Division of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center recently returned from an important conference held in Valencia, Spain (DFSG2024). The conference was attended by policymakers in the field of diabetic foot care and a group of experts responsible for establishing treatment protocols in the field. During the conference, the latest research and treatments were presented, with the aim of gathering the most up-to-date information and deciding on the policies and protocols that will guide all experts worldwide who treat diabetic foot. #DiabeticFoot #policymakers #DFSG2024 DFSG • Diabetic Foot Study Group

🌟 Celebrating Academic Collaboration and Innovation in Healthcare 🌟 We are excited to highlight a recent project developed through the ongoing academic partnership between Hillel Yaffe Medical Center (HYMC) and the Ruppin Academic Center. HYMC values the contributions of students, and this year, three Computer Science students—Oshrat Cohen, Rahav Shema, and Tamar Ben Nahum—under the academic guidance of Dr. Ditsa Beimal, developed a practical system for managing surgeries for surgical department residents. The project was based on a real challenge identified by our medical staff. Dr. Sheffer Daniel , a senior physician in the Surgical department & head of the Residency program, shared his experience: "From our first meeting, I encountered three motivated students with a strong background in information systems. Over the course of an intense year, we worked closely to define our needs, streamline work processes, and develop a system that meets our requirements. The result is a user-friendly tool that will assist us in efficiently managing resident surgeries. A big thank you to the students for their dedication and hard work." Dr. Sharon Rashi-Elkeles , Director of IRA-HYMC, added: "We are proud and appreciative of the academic ties we have forged with institutions like Ruppin Academic Center. Each collaboration contributes to improving patient care and advancing the field of medicine. This project is a testament to the value of collaboration between academic institutions and healthcare providers, bringing practical solutions to real-world challenges. We look forward to continuing these meaningful partnerships in the future". #HealthcareInnovation #AcademicCollaboration #SurgeryManagement Sharon Rashi-Elkeles Dikla Dahan Shriki Dizza Beimel Sheffer Daniel Ruppin Academic Center

The 'Hila' program team, —a program for leadership and medical excellence, supported by the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation and initiated by the Friends of the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center association, swapped their doctors' gowns for flight overalls at the "Squadron" flight simulator complex. They operated an F16 simulator and explored debriefing strategies and insights from the Air Force.✈️ Dr. Dikla Dahan Shriki: "In our program, interns are introduced to diverse work processes across different fields. By incorporating debriefing and control tools similar to those used in aviation, we aim to inspire them to continuously evaluate and enhance their methods, even when successful. This approach encourages refining processes, updating protocols, and improving operational methods, with the ultimate goal of striving for continuous improvement." The Squadron Israel - Hatayeset Dikla Dahan Shriki Ofer Kobo Sheffer Daniel Assil Mahamid Sharon Rashi-Elkeles Dana Hirsh Padani #excellence #strategy

At the annual Research Day of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center held yesterday, dozens of studies were presented in various fields, including technologies for identifying bacterial or viral infections, innovative surgeries, process optimization, and more. Prof. Ami Aronheim, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the Technion, and Dr. Mickey Dudkiewicz, CEO of the medical center, commended the researchers for their work, especially during this challenging year. The guest of honor was Prof. Yosi Shacham-Diamand, Director of the Skougen Institute for Synthetic Biology at Reichman University, who lectured on the potential inherent in combining the fields of Bioconvergence and medical science. Dr. Sharon Rashi-Elkeles Rashi-Elekales, Director of the Innovation and Research Array, concluded the event: "Research at Hillel Yaffe fuels innovation, contributes to the advancement of medical knowledge, creates improved protocols, and develops innovative technologies. Thank you all for your dedication and hard work." #Research #technologies #innovation #Bioconvergence Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Dana Hirsh Padani Dikla Dahan Shriki Julia Kupperberg Ofer Kobo Eran Leshem - Rubinow

Representatives from Hillel Yaffe Medical Center and the Kinneret Project of the Government Medical Centers Division returned this week from a research meeting of the CVDLINK project, which brings together partners from across Europe and is funded by the European Union's prestigious HORIZON EUROPE grant. The team included Dr. Ofer Kobo, a senior cardiologist and the PI on behalf of Hillel Yaffe in the project, Dr. Sharon Rashi-Elkeles, Director of the Innovation & Research Array (IRA-HYMC), Naama Amsalem, the administrative manager of the research, and two representatives from the Kinneret Project: Guy Livne, the research information leader, and Yarin Alon, infrastructure manager. In addition to advancing the current project, the meeting was an opportunity to initiate further collaborations between Hillel Yaffe Medical Center and other European partners. Dr. Ofer Kobo: "In this period, attending a meeting of researchers from all over Europe and being fully accepted, with the sincere concern of all the partners at the conference for the situation in Israel, was heartwarming and exciting for all of us. we were honored to represent Hillel Yaffe Medical Center and Israel in such a significant project. I have no doubt that the project will lead to many future collaborations in Europe." Sharon Rashi-Elkeles Ofer Kobo Naama Amsalem Guy Livne #HorizonEUROPE #innovation #Collaborations #research Kinneret Innovation Center #cvdlink Kineret Data Innovation

Congratulations to the nine new members of 2nd Session of the HILA program, a leadership and medical excellence program at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center. The selected team members will undergo training in various fields to lead research, initiatives and innovative projects to advance medicine and health. This is a great opportunity to thank the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation and Friends of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, which support this program. 🔹 Dr. Oshri Cohen – Pediatric Resident 🔹 Dr. Shai Shabo – Neurology Resident 🔹 Dr. Adam Polman – Cardiology Resident 🔹 Dr. Gal Malkieli – Surgery Resident 🔹 Dr. Noa Barik – ENT Resident 🔹 Dr. Nitzan Shtiv – Gynecology Resident 🔹 Dr. Libi Madar Or – Gynecology Resident 🔹 Dr. Beni Finkel – Orthopedic Resident 🔹 Dr. Assil Mahamid– Orthopedic Resident  #Academia #medicalexcellence #leadership Edmond de Rothschild Foundation (Israel) Vardit Gilor Nurit Shalev Dikla Dahan Shriki Noa Berick

The Department of Plastic Surgery and 37 doctors received certificates of recognition for teaching students at a ceremony held with the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the Technion. The Dean, Prof. Ami Arnheim, and Dr. Mickey Dudkiewicz, CEO of the medical center, praised the teaching staff and thanked them for their contribution to imparting knowledge to the next generation Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Ofir Zmira Ofer Kobo Eran Leshem - Rubinow Dr. Yoram Wolf #excellence #bestdoctors #teaching

Proud of our doctors who were chosen for #Forbes 'Best Doctors' list for 2024. Thank you for your uncompromising professionalism, excellent care, and personal attention to patients and their families. #forbes #bestdoctors Forbes Jacob Bickels NURIT SHADMI Alon Shrim Dr.Yaron River

The Gastroenterology Institute of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center is proud to be at the forefront of technology alongside the Surgical division, in order to continue providing the best care for our patients. Nisan Gil Tradis Gat #innovativetech #endoscopy #gastroentrology

A Question Troubling Cardiologists Worldwide: Should a Defibrillator Be Implanted as a Preventive Measure for Cardiac Arrest or Not? The Cardiology Department at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center is launching an integrated project with the University of Haifa, additional medical centers, and the 'Kineret' initiative to develop a predictive model for life-threatening arrhythmias following an acute heart attack. This project aims to create a statistical tool combined with AI that will provide a numerical score indicating the likelihood of cardiac arrest and recommendation for the individual patient. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dDqJpAfe  Kineret Data Innovation University of Haifa Shamir Medical Center (Assaf Harofeh) Galilee Medical Center, Nahariya, Israel Sharon Rashi-Elkeles Naama Amsalem Eran Leshem - Rubinow Ariel Roguin Ofer Kobo