Minutes No. 62 of the meeting of the Committee on State Audit Tuesday, 16th of Kislu 2013 (November 19, 2013), 11:00 a.m. Agenda: 1. Units for special care of newborns, State Comptroller's Report 54 B, p. 400 - Follow-up session. 2. Medical and nursing personnel - State Comptroller's report
The Lehab association - for premature infants in Israel is pleased to invite you to a family event on the occasion of Prematurity Day. The event will take place on Friday, November 29, 2013 between the hours of 09:00-14:00 at the open space farm in Kfar Shmuel - the event is closed to registered participants only - below is the planned schedule for the event: 09 :00-10:00 Gathering and light refreshments 10:00-10:15 Opening words -
1. Is a premature baby born after week 34 considered a normal baby? Premature babies who are born late, from weeks 34 to 37, are less of a concern than premature babies who are born early, but their morbidity may also have long-term consequences, a new literature review found. Click to read the article on the "Haaretz" website 2. Interview on the program "Asifat
This year an overdue day event was held on 29.11.2013 between 09:00 and 14:00. The event was free but pre-registration was required because the number of places is limited. It was the second candle of Hanukkah, also known as the holiday of miracles like the miracle of our precious premature babies!!! Location: The open space horse farm The open space farm, located in the village
About 10% of all babies in Israel - are born prematurely (premature). This is about 16,000 babies every year*. "Premature", according to the definition of the Ministry of Health, is any baby born before the 37th week of pregnancy. Premature babies are at risk of severe morbidity and medical complications. Some do not last long and die in the hospital. the others do not
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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