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The Ministry of Health has announced plans to provide additional medical personnel to hospitals in the northern part of the country as needed. Hospitals have been instructed to prepare teams of doctors and nurses to assist those in the north who may require extra support.
Another topic discussed during a recent meeting was the issue of power generation and how the ministry would operate in the event of a widespread power outage. The focus was on ensuring that patients on respiratory support and those in need of electricity-dependent treatments would still receive proper care.
In addition, a new wave of medical immigration to Israel was mentioned, with hundreds of doctors from Europe planning to move to the country. Furthermore, there were talks about a possible security escalation at the end of Ramadan and the need for the Israeli army to remain alert during this time.
To improve healthcare access for all, the Ministry of Health is working with health funds to establish unified clinics that will serve all insured individuals. These clinics will be opened based on the need for additional medical services in the community.
