The Ministry of Health has announced that hospitals in northern Israel are preparing for a possible war with Hezbollah by transferring patients from intensive care units to hospitals in the central region of the country. According to Mako, this is due to the smaller size of the hospitals in the north and the need to relieve them in case of a conflict escalation.
Patients in serious condition and requiring intensive care, including those on ventilators, are being redistributed from hospitals such as Ziv, Poriya, and HaGalil to larger hospitals in Tel Hashomer, Tel Aviv, and Haifa. This move will allow these larger hospitals to better prepare for any potential emergencies that may arise.
The cooperation between hospitals and the Ministry of Health demonstrates a proactive approach to crisis management and highlights the importance of preparedness in times of uncertainty. As the situation unfolds, it is crucial for the health care system to be proactive in ensuring that patients receive the necessary care and attention. By transferring patients to larger and more equipped hospitals in the center of the country, they can better prepare for any potential emergencies that may arise.
