ממה שאני מכיר דובר על כ 150 סטודנטים בשנה באוניברסיטאות השונות - 150 ישראלים שיכלו שלא לצאת ללמוד רפואה בחו"ל כי לא היה מקום בארץ. מאיפה יבואו המתמחים העתידיים באונקולוגיה (למשל)?
Watch this documentary featuring previously unseen surveillance footage from Soroka Medical Center on October 7, 2023. Then share it, so others can see what the aftermath of evil looks like through the eyes of those fighting to save lives.
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On the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre, according to the Hebrew calendar, these words from Tolkien feel particularly resonant. The wounds, of all kinds, remain, even as life moves forward.
Leading the future of Healthcare in the Negev means empowering 𝘢𝘭𝘭 our talented doctors and students. At Soroka, we serve the entire Israeli community as equal citizens, with no barriers of faith, gender, or background.
Based on current form, home advantage, and statistical trends I predict a narrow Hapoel Be'er Sheva 2-1 Maccabi Tel Aviv victory.
To the former Israeli authors who wrote in the NEJM quoting Leviticus - here's another quote for you from the bible: "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor". Must be easy to preach from New England knowing Hamas is not coming for your children (yet).
Shlomi Codish retweeted
Soroka University Medical Center, a level one trauma center in Be'er Sheva, Israel, served as the primary evacuation destination after the attack. Within hours, nearly 700 injured patients flooded the hospital, most of whom needed medical imaging. ow.ly/pqiz50X5ecy
Schon viele von Ihnen haben unser Anliegen unterstützt. Dafür danken wir Ihnen von Herzen! 💙🙏
Doch das Soroka-Krankenhaus in Be’er Scheva steht weiterhin vor immensen Herausforderungen.
Jeder zusätzliche Beitrag macht einen Unterschied – für die Patienten, für die Familien, für alle Mitarbeiter des Krankenhauses.
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Shlomi Codish retweeted
.@USAmbIsrael visited Soroka Medical Center — a hospital that treats Jews, Muslims, and Christians alike — after it was struck by an Iranian missile during a direct attack on civilian infrastructure in Israel. The visit is a powerful reminder of unwavering U.S. support for Israel in the face of indiscriminate attacks.
8 years straight. Soroka leads Israel’s major hospitals in preventing deadly, drug-resistant infections. This isn’t luck — it’s the result of relentless teamwork, a deep culture of safety, and care that saves lives. Proud of our heroes in infection control. #PatientSafety
