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Management

Management and employees of the Soroka University Medical Center work together to promote the vision and values that guide the Medical Centerent

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Soroka Medical Center's management has three branches:

Medical Management

Headed by Dr. Shlomi Codish ,Director General

The clinical activity at Soroka is at the heart of the work of improving our patient's health. 

The medical work at Soroka, at its many levels, is directed by the medical management, including the Director General and his five deputies, each of whom has a defined area of responsibility.

Central Areas of Activity of the Medical Management:

  • Medical Quality: advancing the quality of care of Soroka's patients to the highest possible level
  • Medical Personnel: recruitment, retention, and advancement of the medical staff
  • Equipment and Technology: advancing treatment options at the forefront of medical technology
  • Clinical Research: being a world leader in implementing clinical research for the advancement of medical knowledge
  • Emergency preparedness: preparing Soroka for emergency situations
  • Improving Service: striving to constantly improve services to our patients.


Nursing Management

Headed by Mrs. Hagit Hadad, Director of Nursing

The nursing staff at Soroka University Medical Center consists of approximately 2,000 nurses.

 

Nursing Staff Areas of Responsibility and Activity:

  • Determining and professionally managing organizational and budgetary policy regarding nursing in accordance with the policy of the Ministry of Health and the Nursing Management of Clalit Health Services.
  • Leading projects whose aim is to advance the quality of care and service for the wellbeing of patients
  • Hospital attendants
  • Hospital orderlies

Nursing Subject Coordinators

Nursing specialty coordinators are subordinate to the Director of Nursing and responsible for the following issues: research, transplants, pain management, logistics, stoma, CPR, trauma.

Risk Management

Risk management is an ongoing process designed to detect, assess, and control risk while taking action for improvement. Reporting adverse events, helps detect and identify points of failure that could cause damage, and promotes the development of programs to improve the quality of service and medical care. The Soroka risk management team is committed to making every effort to prevent the next mistake.

Quality Assurance Unit

The Quality Assurance Unit at Soroka has been operating since 1995 in three main areas:

        • Promotion of quality
        • Patient Safety
        • Accreditatio


Administrative Management

Headed by Mr. Yarden Nevo, Associate Director General

At Soroka University Medical Center, approximately 1,300 staff members work in various administrative capacities. Administrative units operating in various fields and support systems are essential to all medical and nursing activities at Soroka and facilitate their proper functioning at all hours of the day and night.

Administrative Management units

  • Maintenance Department - Infrastructure, Engineering & Construction

  • Ambulatory Services

  • Medical Records and Information

  • Logistics

  • Human Resources

  • Finance

  • Computers, Information Systems, and Wired Communication Unit

  • Housekeeping Department

  • Security Department

  • Organization and Methods

  • Safety and Environment Unit

  • Radiation Safety

  • Sterile Supplies

  • Operational Vehicles

  • Medical Engineering

  • Emergency Plans

  • Religion and Kosher food.

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