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Sheba Medical Center Ranks Sixth Globally Among Smart Hospitals

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The Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer has been ranked sixth globally among the world's smartest and most advanced hospitals by Newsweek. It was the only Israeli hospital in the top ten, which also featured institutions like Mayo Clinic. The ranking evaluated 350 hospitals worldwide based on their use of advanced technologies such as AI and robotics.

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  • Sheba Medical Center ranked sixth globally among smart and advanced hospitals.
  • Newsweek's ranking evaluated 350 hospitals from 30 countries.
  • Sheba was the only Israeli hospital in the top ten.
  • The ranking assessed the use of advanced technologies like AI and robotics.
Sheba Medical Center Ranks Sixth Globally Among Smart Hospitals
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The Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer has climbed to sixth place in Newsweek magazine's ranking of the world's smartest and most advanced hospitals. The ranking evaluated 350 hospitals across 30 countries. Sheba is the only Israeli medical center to be included in the top ten, alongside institutions like Mayo Clinic and Massachusetts General Hospital. The smart hospital ranking assesses the utilization and implementation of advanced technologies within healthcare systems, including artificial intelligence, robotics, telemedicine, and medical information systems.

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