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Public Health

Best Practices

Protecting Natural and Cultural Resources during a wildfire

Recommendations for management of traumatic experiences in wartime- a guide for therapists

Prepare for the heat

“Open lines” in emergencies protocol

Depression & Addiction: Signs, Symptoms & Treatment

Principles for Conducting a Supportive Conversation

5 Tips to increase public trust and compliance

Safety & Security Considerations for Facility Closures

Jewish Community Guide for Reopening Facilities and Resuming Operations

Considerations for Reopening and Resumption of Operations

Returning to Shuls: Checklist for Community Leaders

POSTER: COVID-19 Safety Tips and Guidelines for Synagogues

Remote health care services for people with disabilities and elderly during the COVID-19 crisis

How to provide accessible medical services during the Corona crisis

Guidelines for emergency medical services and health care providers on how to assist patients with disabilities or elderly

Empowering First Responders

COVID-19: Psychosocial Support for Medical Teams

Strengthening Preparedness for COVID-19 in Cities and Urban Settings

Detailed Guidelines for Routine Distancing in Daily Life

Going Out? Do it Safely!

Oximet Covid-19 Monitoring and Early Detection Project

Expert Consultation

Tamar Gitlitz

Elderly consultant

Dr. Maurit Beeri

Director General Alyn Hospital

Dr. Ayelet Giladi

Founder and the CEO of VOCA - Voice Of Child Association

Prof. Gal Ifergane

clinical Neurologist, active researcher, health-care executive, and consultant to pharma and biomed startup companies

Prof. Eli Waxman

Prof. at Weizmann Institute of Science

Odeda Benin Goren

Founder and Manager of ODRON – Emergency Preparedness and Management Consulting

Felix Lotan

Deputy Manager Emergency Management department, Magen David Adom

Dr. Bruria Adini

head of the Department of Emergency Management and Disaster Medicine in the School of Public Health, Sackler Faculty of Medicine in the Tel Aviv University.

Dr. Adini is the head of the Department of Emergency Management and Disaster Medicine in the School of Public Health, Sackler Faculty of Medicine in the Tel Aviv University. Dr. Adini has a PhD in management of health systems. She is involved in both field and academic activities, facilitating research of challenges identified in preparing for and managing varied emergency situations and implementing the findings to promote effective management of emergencies and disasters. She is involved in planning and implementation processes aimed at ensuring effective response to different hazards that pose a risk, including in studying, teaching, and validating policies. Dr. Adini serves as a board member of the Local Authorities Confronting Disasters and Emergencies (LACDE), Science Training Encouraging Peace – Graduate Training Program (STEP GTP), the National Forum of Emergency Management, as well as a member of the Israeli National Council for Trauma and Surgery. She previously served for two periods as a board member of the World Association of Disaster and Emergency Medicine (WADEM), and Dr. Adini specializes since 1987 in emergency preparedness and response of healthcare systems for mass casualty events and disasters. She served in the Medical Corps for 17 years including 4 years as head of the emergency hospitalization branch, responsible for the emergency preparedness of all general hospitals. For 3 years headed the Emergency Hospitalization Department in the Ministry of Health (MOH). Since 2000, serves as a senior consultant of the MOH on emergency management. Dr. Adini directed on behalf of the MOH, Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as the World Health Organization (WHO) various training courses, aimed at developing and enhancing emergency management competencies among healthcare personnel. Dr. Adini researches various aspects of emergency preparedness and management, including risk perceptions, resilience, advanced methods of evaluating capacities, humanitarian aid, and utilization of social media in emergencies.

Ido Rosenblat

Chief Information Officer Magen David Adom, Israel

Raphael Herbst

International Relations Department Director, MDA

Over the course of his career, Herbst has responded to many high-profile emergencies and terror attacks. In addition to his work in the field as a paramedic, Herbst works in MDA’s International Relations Department. As an IDF soldier, he was a lieutenant colonel in the Home Front Command as a district population officer. Herbst is also an active volunteer member of the emergency and security committee for the local community leadership of Har Homa in Jerusalem.

Dr. Shafir Botner

MDA representative to development & innovation team for COVID-19

Dr. Eli Jaffe

Deputy Director General, Magen David Adom

Guy Caspi

Chief MCI Instructor and Director of Exercises and Operational Training at MDA

Prof. Ronit Calderon-Margalit

Director, International Program of Master in Public Health, The Hebrew University

Dr. Ofer Lehavi

Former Medical Director of emergency services. “Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center”

Dr. Einav Levy

Director of The Israeli School of Humanitarian Action

Prof. Michael Davidson, MD

President The Israeli Medical Centre for Alzheimer

Webinars

Victims of Terror- Stories from October 7

Coping in Times of Crisis

JReady Swords of Iron Webinar: Media-Induced Secondary Trauma

JReady Swords of Iron Webinar: Collective Trauma

ISRAEL VS. CORONAVIRUS: The inside story of Israel’s national response to the Coronavirus pandemic

The Safety & Health of Volunteers

Tool Kit

The Six C’s Model

The 6 C's is a Mental First Aid protocol and training intended to be used by anyone to become a mental health first responder in a crisis

Training Arena

Delivering bad news workshop

A 3- session workshop for professionals who are tasked with delievering bad news to community members

Community Stress Prevention Center’s Training

A selection of training and courses, which can all be tailormade for your specific community and institution's needs

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