Rambam Hospital Defends Care of Wounded Soldier Amid Controversy Over Staff Conduct
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What happened
Rambam Hospital officials, led by Prof. Yaron Bar-Levay, defended the care given to a soldier severely wounded in Lebanon amid public criticism. The soldier's condition improved and he moved to rehabilitation. The hospital emphasized the joint work of Jewish and Arab staff and rejected claims of neglect or discrimination.
- 01Rambam Hospital rejects claims of neglect in treating a soldier injured in Lebanon.
- 02Soldier's condition improved significantly and he was transferred to rehabilitation.
- 03Hospital staff, both Jewish and Arab, work closely together regardless of ethnicity.
- 04Speaking Arabic among staff is normal and does not affect patient care.
- 05Family members later thanked the medical team and supported the hospital staff.
- 06Hospital conducted a review and found no fault in the soldier's medical treatment.
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