Hadassah Medical Center and Lev Malka Organization Collaborate to Enhance Patient Pain Management

A significant professional meeting recently took place at Hadassah Medical Center, where Professor Eliad Davidson, head of the Pain Relief Unit, hosted Rabbi Aharon Avarman, chairman of the Lev Malka organization. The meeting aimed to establish collaborative channels linking medical innovation in pain treatment with the organization's experience in patient support. The primary goal is to create a continuous care pathway that ensures precise treatment both during hospitalization and after patients return home, focusing on alleviating suffering associated with illness.

During the discussion, both parties emphasized the need to improve access to medical services, especially for oncology patients facing severe challenges. Combining the comprehensive clinical knowledge of the medical system with the logistical support of charitable organizations was identified as a crucial step to significantly improve patients' quality of life. Pain management was a central topic, recognizing that effective pain control is essential for patients to maintain resilience throughout demanding treatment periods.

Professor Davidson highlighted that connecting hospital medical teams with field activists enables holistic care that considers the patient beyond their medical record. Rabbi Avarman expressed that the organization values the collaboration with experts, noting that the professional knowledge shared with the organization's support teams enhances the quality of assistance provided to patients in hospital wards and private homes across the country.