Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer

It is with great delight that we announce that for six consecutive years, Sheba has ranked among Newsweek and Statista Inc.‘s top hospitals in the world, securing the 9th position this year. This notable accomplishment speaks volumes about the steadfast dedication of every individual, team, and department within our institution. At Sheba, our unwavering commitment to delivering compassionate care serves as the cornerstone of our achievements. While we appreciate this recognition, our focus remains resolutely on addressing the challenges presented by our current conflict. Since the events of October 7th, we have maintained our dedication to patients both locally and internationally, while also adapting Sheba's operations to meet evolving needs. Our efforts are aimed at providing hope and support to injured soldiers, civilians, and returned hostages during these challenging times. Explore further insights into Sheba's ranking by clicking the link provided: https://lnkd.in/dMyq59wm 

Yesterday, we had the privilege of hosting H.E. Journes Fredericès, Ambassador of France to Israel, at Sheba Medical Center. In an inspiring session led by Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, Director General, and Prof. Eyal Zimlichman, MD, Chief Transformation and Innovation Officer, we explored how our ARC Innovation Center is revolutionizing healthcare through digital transformation and entrepreneurship. From pioneering ventures like Datos Health to our cutting-edge rehabilitation technologies, the visit showcased the incredible potential for French-Israeli collaboration in advancing global healthcare solutions. A highlight was our "Returning to Life" program at the Integrated Rehabilitation Hospital, where Maya Erlich demonstrated how innovation is transforming patient recovery journeys. This strategic dialogue marks another step forward in our shared commitment to shaping tomorrow's medical landscape. Grateful for this opportunity to deepen our partnership with French Embassy in Israel and Business France Israel. Aude Guivarch Muriel FARHI Thomas Marx Mathieu Hédoin Aurelie Guthmann

“This was a trauma that happened to Israeli society, whether you’re Christian, Muslim, or Jewish.” Today, we observe a national day of mourning for the lives lost on October 7. As Dr. Koppel reflects on her experiences at Sheba Medical Center, we are reminded of the strength and solidarity that binds us as a community. Our healthcare heroes remain committed to treating everyone equally with compassion. Let’s honor their dedication and strive for peace.

Sheba Medical Center and Mother Teresa Hospital in Albania have joined forces in a new strategic partnership, combining our expertise to strengthen healthcare delivery and drive medical advancement. Yoel Har-Even, VP of Global Affairs and Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, Director General of Sheba Medical Center, recently visited Albania, where an important contract was signed to strengthen healthcare ties between the two medical organizations. Following this milestone, they had a constructive meeting with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama to explore future collaborative opportunities. 

On October 15, Prof. Daniel Yoshor, M.D., Vice President, Clinical Integration and Innovation at Penn Medicine, visited Sheba Medical Center. He met with key figures including Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, Director General, Prof. Eyal Zimlichman, MD , Chief Transformation and Innovation Officer, and Prof. zeev feldman, Pediatric Neurosurgeon, Tamara Kalechman Hatav, Head of Global Relations and Partnerships, along with other leaders and specialists. This visit fostered an invaluable exchange of knowledge, focusing on technological advancements and future collaborations in the field of neurosurgery

In a historic meeting at the Vatican, Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, Director General of Sheba Medical Center, and Yoel Har-Even, VP of Global Affairs, met Pope Francis alongside Alon Kaminer, a wounded soldier in Sheba’s care. The Pope, moved by Sheba’s compassionate mission, blessed Alon and commended Sheba's role as a bridge for peace and healing. Prof. Kreiss expressed heartfelt gratitude for the Vatican's support in advocating for the hostages’ release and extended an invitation for further collaboration with the Holy See.

Sheba Medical Center has partnered with several leading global hospitals and ICHOM to enhance breast cancer treatment through data-sharing. This collaboration enables physicians to compare anonymous patient data, refine treatment protocols, and improve both clinical outcomes and patient-reported quality of life. This global initiative aims to significantly advance care for breast cancer patients worldwide, offering hope and better survival rates. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dPax_Yft

The Sheba Pandemic Preparedness Research Institute (SPRI) stands as a testament to Sheba’s assertive approach in confronting global health threats. Led by Prof. Gili Regev-Yochay, the institute boasts a diverse team of experts, including virologists, immunologists, epidemiologists, and clinicians. SPRI’s mission extends beyond traditional research; it aims to translate clinical expertise into practical medical solutions like therapeutics and vaccines. By fostering international partnerships, SPRI enhances global preparedness against epidemic and pandemic threats, ensuring a more resilient future for public health worldwide. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/e5_4Vh3S 

In times of crisis, resilience and adaptability are key. Sheba Medical Center has emerged as a global leader in wartime rehabilitation, rapidly transforming its facilities to treat over 18,000 casualties since October 7th, 2023. From military personnel to civilians, Sheba’s newly dedicated "Returning to Life Rehabilitation Center" offers a holistic approach to recovery, providing not only advanced medical care but also addressing the psychological and emotional needs of patients. Under the leadership of Prof. Israel Dudkiewicz, this response underscores Sheba’s dedication to excellence and adaptability, setting a standard for global healthcare in crisis situations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d9eCDkQU

On October 7th, the people of Israel united in an extraordinary show of solidarity. Among them was Dr. Liran Levy, Medical Director of the Lung Transplant Program at Sheba Medical Center, who volunteered as a combat doctor, risking his life to save others amid the chaos of bullets flying overhead. On the battlefield, Dr. Levy treated young soldiers not just as patients, but as if they were his own children and friends. “These kids were able to get into my heart,” says Dr. Levy. Dr. Levy’s dedication helped countless soldiers recover from severe injuries, including performing two life-saving lung transplant surgeries. In the third episode of Oct 7 – One Year Later, hear directly from Dr. Liran Levy as he shares his inspiring story.