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New service: Personalized online guidance for parents of preterm infants and newborns who have been discharged from the NICU

A new and special service opened at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Child Development Institute offers parents of preterm infants and newborns who were discharged from the NICU personalized online guidance and advice by the occupational therapy staff

29/06/2023

New: preparation meeting for expectant mothers scheduled to undergo Cesarean sections

The Maternity Department at Hillel Yaffe is launching a new service - a virtual meeting with a certified midwife for expectant mothers scheduled to undergo a Cesarean section at the hospital. The purpose of the meeting is to increase awareness of the variety of possibilities for a C-section and to alleviate anxiety

25/06/2023

Photographing Hospitalization

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center inaugurated an interactive photography exhibition photographed by children hospitalized in the Pediatric Department, as a project of the department’s Educational Center

20/06/2023

Innovative technology to diagnose malignant tumors in women at Hill Yaffe

In a joint study conducted by Hillel Yaffe and researchers from Ruppin Academic Center, an innovative method that makes it possible to determine the nature of pelvic findings even during surgery was developed. The objective is to improve intraoperative decision-making ability

12/06/2023

Physical activity that enhances mental health

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Physical Therapy Service is leading a special project in which group and personal exercise classes are held for patients hospitalized in the hospital’s Mental Health Department

12/06/2023

Close to 200 pregnant women participated in the Pregnancy and Childbirth Conference

While it was 40° C outside last Friday, Yaffe Medical Center’s conference hall offered cooler and pleasant temperatures to the approximately 200 pregnant women and their companions who came for the pregnancy and childbirth event

8/06/2023

Some signs of summer: 17-year-old treated at Hillel Yaffe for snake bite

Nadav Karabi, a 17-year-old boy from Caesarea, was out with his friends when he suddenly felt stinging pain in his leg. After a few seconds, he realized that he had been bitten by a snake. He was rushed to the Pediatric Emergency Room at Hillel Yaffe, where he received life-saving treatment

6/06/2023

An internal look

Over 200 staff members and nursing students took part in a special in-service training called, “Everything You Wanted to Know about Internal Medicine Departments and Were Afraid to Ask”

1/06/2023

Two young men hospitalized after prolonged use of gas in whipped cream dispensers

Two young men were recently admitted to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center's Neurology Department with extreme weakness and loss of sensation in their limbs, which turned out to be the devastating effects of inhaling the gas contained in whipped cream dispensers. Dr. Adi Hersalis-Eldar, a senior physician in the department said, “The gas in whipped cream dispensers is actually laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and uncontrolled use may lead to permanent harm”

1/06/2023

With all their heart and soul...

Avi, Nur and Clara are members of the nursing staff who have worked for decades in the internal medicine departments at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center. Although they all come from different backgrounds and cultures, they all have one thing in common: they chose to work in the most complex departments in the hospital

22/05/2023

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