Hospital with co-existence on call: Meet the UK Director of Hadassah Mount Scopus

Posted on January 21, 2019
Biohouse, bridge to peace, British born, coexistance, harmony, high-tech, innovation, Israel, Jewish News, Limmud, medicine, Mlount Scopus, Mt Scopus, science, Tamar Elram, technology, Times of Israel, Weinstock, Zeev Rotstein
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British-born head of Jerusalem’s Mount Scopus site, Dr Tamar Elram, says it is the perfect example of harmony in the Holy Land By JOE MILLIS Jewish News January 18, 2019 Dr Tamar Elram Dr Tamar Elram, the UK-born director of Hadassah Mount Scopus, says the hospital is the embodiment of co-existence that lays to rest…

REINVENTING HADASSAH’S WEINSTOCK PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT

by Mark Addleman

Posted on January 14, 2019
anaemia, chemotherapy, children, Ein Kerem, Gal Goldstein, Hematology, Jerusalem Post, leukaemia, lymphoma, neuroblastomas, oncology, pediatric, reinvention, Sloan Kettering, tumor, Weinstock Paediatric
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Dr. Gal Goldstein, Head of Hadassah’s Dyna & Fala Weinstock Department of Paediatric Haemato-Oncology. (photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM) Hadassah invested a lot of energy, time and money to re-establish the department. BY RIVKAH LAMBERT ADLER Jerusalem Post JANUARY 5, 2019 You wouldn’t think a paediatric oncology department would be a laughter-filled place, but Nurse…

Building Bridges, one by one

by Mark Addleman

Posted on October 9, 2018
Ambulances, Barbara Goldstein, blind, Cameroon, cataract, Christian, corneas, Eleanor Nche, Genetic eye, Hadassah Convoy Massacre, Joint Teaching Programme, Mt Scopus, Nobel Peace Prize, ophthalmologists, Peace in Sight, Peres peace, women
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At Hadassah we talk about “building bridges to peace” which is part of our everyday work and our ethos. It is not a cliché but occurs every day quietly, one-by-one. Here are just three recent examples of Hadassah interactions making a huge difference for specific individuals. The Hadassah-St. John Joint Teaching Programme The Joint Teaching…

“IN ISRAEL, A PALESTINIAN IS A DIRECTOR OF A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT SERVICE”

by Mark Addleman

Posted on September 14, 2018
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…More than a Hospital Building Bridges to Peace Surgery Transplant Surgery Published By AJN on September 3, 2018 Dr. Abed Khalaileh is director of the Kidney Transplant Service of the Department of General Surgery, at the Hadassah Hospital. Of Palestinian origin, he was born in Jerusalem, in a family of seven brothers. After a brief…

THE ANGER THAT TURNS TO GOLD

by Mark Addleman

Posted on September 7, 2018
blood test, Bula Bola, children, Dream Doctor, festival, isolation, medical clown, mime, Nehama, New Year, oncology, pediatrics, renewal, Rosh Hashonah, Shira, Shona Tova, Sponga, Yazidi
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At this time of year before the holidays there is a feeling of a sense of renewal One of the things that helped me in this sense of renewal and the reminder that our work as medical clowns at Hadassah is important and significant is the special visit that was made by Yazid refugees;- brave…

Rosh Hashana appeal – 2018

by Mark Addleman

Posted on September 3, 2018
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My Journey to Hadassah – An Employees Perspective

by Mark Addleman

Posted on August 22, 2018
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Many of my friends in Israel asked the meaning of my visit – leisure was indeed one of them however, the main purpose of my trip was to travel to Hadassah, visiting both Mt Scopus and Ein Kerem. What struck me was everyone’s look of awe and admiration when I told them I work for…

Hadassah Hospital Helps Educate Mikveh Attendants To Bolster Women’s Health

by Mark Addleman

Posted on August 15, 2018
attendants, Bat-Ami, Cancer, Charadi, Dr. Dvora Bauman, Eden center, Eden Centre, education, fear of water, halacha, medical problems, mikvah, mikveh, orthadox, physical abuse, Sharsheret, Tahareinu
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Jerusalem — Every two weeks Daniella Salomon, a Jerusalem-based mikveh attendant, helps women fulfill their religious obligation to immerse in a ritual bath. After a woman emerges from the mikveh and wraps herself in a towel, Salomon said, “I keep an eye out” for anything unusual. “If I were to see a bruise on her…

“Nurses in the Middle East”

by Mark Addleman

Posted on August 7, 2018
A&E, Arabic, Boulder, bridges to peace, caregiver, caring, Colorado, English, Farsi, Gaza, Hebrew, Intensive Care, Jean Watson, Jerusalem, Jordan, mass casualties, Nurses in the Middle East, Nursing, Palestinian, refugees, religious identity, trauma, Watson Caring Institute, West Bank
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Name: Julie Benbenishty ID: Today, at age 60, Julie is coordinator of Hadassah Hospital’s Trauma Unit and the founder, with Hadassah nurse Na‘ila Hayek, of the outreach organization Nurses in the Middle East. How did you adjust to Israeli high school when you insisted on moving to Israel as a teen? High school was much…

Iraqi Yazidis take medical clowning course at Hadassah

by Mark Addleman

Posted on July 23, 2018
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A group of Yazidis has recently travelled to Israel from Iraq and taken a course in medical clowning, with the goal of helping traumatised children from persecuted minorities in the war-ravaged country. The course was prepared by Dream Doctors, the organisation that trains Hadassah’s Medical Clowns, and organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as…

Paediatric Cardiologists from Hadassah Hospital help to save Syrian children.

by Mark Addleman

Posted on June 4, 2018
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A unique collaboration is being launched between Hadassah Medical Centre and the Baruch Padeh Poriya Hospital in Tiberias to help save the lives of Syrian children and adolescents who suffer from complex and life-threatening heart abnormalities. Fourteen Syrian children will be examined at Hadassah Medical Centre soon by a team of experts, as part of…

World Multiple Sclerosis Day -Aly’s Blog

by Mark Addleman

Posted on May 29, 2018
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JUGGLING… It’s not just for entertainers Many of you may have seen a recent YouTube link that went viral. It showed a young boy juggling 3 Rubik Cubes whilst successfully solving each of them! I believe he broke the World Record for his challenge, but in “real life” we all spend our time juggling. Mostly…

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Hospital with co-existence on call: Meet the UK Director of Hadassah Mount Scopus

REINVENTING HADASSAH’S WEINSTOCK PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Building Bridges, one by one

“IN ISRAEL, A PALESTINIAN IS A DIRECTOR OF A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT SERVICE”

THE ANGER THAT TURNS TO GOLD

Rosh Hashana appeal – 2018

My Journey to Hadassah – An Employees Perspective

Hadassah Hospital Helps Educate Mikveh Attendants To Bolster Women’s Health

“Nurses in the Middle East”

Iraqi Yazidis take medical clowning course at Hadassah

Paediatric Cardiologists from Hadassah Hospital help to save Syrian children.

World Multiple Sclerosis Day -Aly’s Blog

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