”The instances when we provided [medical] care do not represent a policy choice to constantly provide aid, they were decisions made out of humanitarian considerations,” wrote a spokesman for the army. See full Article I previously wrote about my pride as an Israeli to see my country’s concern for human […]
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“Unfortunately, in Israel, we have a lot of experience in the field of urgent care medicine”, said Dr. Moshe Michaelson, Medical Head of Rambam Health Care Campus. See full Article This year will be the 10th year that APF will be offering an annual Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Course in […]
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In the study entitled “Organ Allocation Policy and the Decision to Donate”, Professor Judd Kessler and Harvard economics Professor Alvin Roth, discuss a policy known as the priority rule which grants priority on organ waiting lists to those who have registered as organ donors themselves, and how the implementation of […]
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As an Israeli, the horrible bombing at the Boston Marathon finish line on April 15, 2013 couldn’t help but remind me of similar events happening back in my homeland. “Oh absolutely, absolutely this is like a bomb explosion that we hear about in the news in Baghdad, or Israel or […]
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“We treat patients regardless of religion, race, nationality and give the best care we can provide,” said Director Oscar Embon from Ziv Medical Center (an Israeli medical center in Tzfat). See full Article I can’t read this line and not feel proud of my country. As an Israeli who joined […]
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