"World Prematurity Awareness Day" is observed around the world on November 17, every year. This day is marked with the aim of raising the level of awareness among the general public about the special needs of babies born before their time (premature babies), putting on the government's agenda the issues that require state care, as well as collecting donations and coordinating other activities for the purpose of improving the health and quality of life of premature babies and their families.
Associations, doctors' organizations and other bodies around the world work to promote these goals, defined by me EFCNI, the European umbrella organization for the promotion of abortion.
In Israel, we celebrate the International Day of Prematurity as part of an entire month of awareness dedicated to the issue of premature babies - the month of November. In this month, various activities are held with the aim of raising the issue of premature birth to the public discourse, and to flood the difficulties and problems associated with premature birth.
Since 2009, Israel has also been marking the day of prematurity in the Israeli Knesset, devoting a special debate in the plenum to this day. On Prematurity Day in the Knesset, topics relevant to the world of premature babies are brought up for discussion in the various Knesset committees. The due date is also a platform for supporting legislation and monitoring the issues surrounding the issue.
The Day of Prematurity activities in the Israeli Knesset are led by the Lehab Association and the Israeli Neonatology Association, which - together constitute the "Forum for premature infants in Israel", which is also responsible for other activities within the framework of this day, which are also carried out in the media arena, in hospitals and other activities and events.
This day is an important global opportunity to discuss the many difficulties and risks associated with premature babies, as well as to promote the needs of the families of premature babies and the medical staff who care for them.
ראיון עם רומי שחורי, מנכ"לית עמותת להב למען הפגים בישראל בעקבות פוסט שכתבה על אפשרות סגירת בנק חלב האם, ועל כך שחיי פגים תלויים באימהות שלהם. חלב האם מציל חיי הפגים. אמילי עמרוסי מסבירה כי הוקם בנק לחלב אם הקריטי
The Mother's Milk Bank is in danger of closing due to budget problems. Although no one denies its importance in saving premature lives, it is not certain that the money will be found to continue operating it. MDA: "We hope that the Ministry of Health will provide the necessary solutions." The Ministry of Health: "The Ministry promotes
An interview with Rumi Shouri - CEO of the Lehab Association for Premature Infants in Israel, about the breast milk bank that MDA established and is about to close even before it opens due to the lack of a budget to regulate its activity. About the importance of breast milk as a life-saving medicine for premature babies. https://www .ifatmediasite.com/VT/ItemNew.aspx?ID=9998725
An interview with Shlomit Harel Schwartz, a volunteer at the Lehab Association and with Dr. Hadar Abramovitz-Yafa, mother of twins born prematurely, about the campaign of breast milk coolers for preemies promoted by the association, about the association's activities in the field of parental rights for premature infants, recognition of the hospitalization period in prematurity, amendments to legislation in the Knesset , improving treatment
The White Gold: An interview with Romi Shohori, the CEO of the Association for Premature Babies, about their campaign to collect breast milk and its great importance for premature babies. Parents of premature babies.
An interview with Romi Shouri - the CEO of the Association for Premature Infants about the association's campaign to recruit in jgive for coolers to carry breast milk for parents of premature babies whose babies are hospitalized in a nursery. In addition, the association promotes the regulation of the activity of a breast milk bank in Israel together with the union
The Association for Premature Infants in Israel, (LAHB), is mobilizing to supply 15,000 personal coolers, one for each new mother, who needs to transport breast milk from her home to the premature baby in the hospital. - If premature. The cooler project is ongoing
An interview with Shoshanit Eyal Budinstein, a volunteer at the Lehab Association for Premature Infants in Israel and Attorney Moavia Kabaha, Director of Intervention Programs at the Ministry of Health - about the revolutionary model that saved premature babies and improved the condition of hospitals and the Lehab Association that works for parents of premature babies
Within a few years and with a relatively low budget, an initiative of the Ministry of Health succeeded in dramatically improving the condition of premature babies in Israel ■ The method was simple: ranking, competitiveness, transparency, flexibility and cooperation between different players ■ All that needs to be done now is to transfer
Within a few years and with a relatively low budget, an initiative of the Ministry of Health succeeded in dramatically improving the condition of premature babies in Israel ■ The method was simple: ranking, competitiveness, transparency, flexibility and cooperation between different players ■ All that needs to be done now is to transfer
The Lehab Association - For Premature Infants in Israel (AR) is a nationwide association established by parents of premature infants and former premature infants for the purpose of promoting and improving the condition of premature infants in Israel, their families, and premature infants in Israel and to reduce the number of premature infants born each year and increase awareness of the dangers of miscarriages.
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