Israel Allocates 26.5 Million Shekels to Hire 82 Specialized Nurses in Public Hospitals
Israeli Health Minister Chaim Katz has approved new regulations allocating a budget of 26.5 million shekels to employ 82 nurses and nursing specialists in public hospitals. This funding aims to strengthen critical hospital departments, including emergency medicine, pediatric intensive care, neonatology, and oncology. Katz emphasized that the addition of specialized nursing staff will bolster hospitals, help manage patient loads, and provide more professional, advanced, and accessible care to patients. Dr. Shoshi Goldberg, head of the Nursing Administration at the Ministry of Health, described the hiring of these 82 specialized nurses as a crucial step in reinforcing the resilience of Israel's public healthcare system.
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