In order to improve the academic and clinical standards of the Palestinian health care system,
PalMed France arranged for two doctors to attend attachment clinical courses in Paris hospitals for a month. Dr.Fayez Zaidan, Head of urological surgery at Al-Shefa Hospital in Gaza, and Dr.Jihad Mustafa surgeon from Gaza.
This convoy, was coordinated between PalMed Deutschland, HOFFNUNGS BRÜCKE and HELP SANS FRONTIERES.
Dr.Ashraf Dada, Chairman of PalMed-Deutschland who also paid gratitude to the German Government and to Vivantes Hospital for offering these war’s victims the life-saving opportunity.
Dr.Dada extended his gratitude to many other hospitals which offered to receive more injured in the soon future. More victims will be transfered to Europe in the coming few weeks.
PalMed has a new joining sister institution in Turkey. The new branch is in the process of registering with the Turkish authorities and will be announced in more details soon.
Six colleagues from Istanbul are setting for the first Annual General Meeting.
PalMed remains the largest Palestinian Medical institution of professional unity purpose, abroad of Palestine.
In response to the exceptionally urgent need for an ophthalmic surgeon
to help manage a number of complex and critical eye injuries that resulted from the Israeli war on Gaza, PalMed Europe in collaboration with the Jordanian Health Committee For The Support Of Gaza, dispatched the expert eye surgery consultant Professor Haitham Bakri.
Dr Bakri had the German board accreditation in ophthalmology and used to chair the the Jordanian Society of Ophthalmology. He head a joined PalMed-Jordanian delegation in 2012 following the war on Gaza then.
Together we heal wounds.
In response to the increasing health needs of the Gaza population following the war, PalMed Europe has opened a new dental clinic practice with free access to needy patients.
The clinic is in the area of Tall ElHawa and is staffed by two full time dentists. The clinic had been well attended by people.
PalMed would like to thank all those who give generously and continuously for such projects to see the light.
Together we heal wounds…
Coordinated by PalMed Europe, Germany welcomes first convoy of wounded Palestinians.
The first cohort of wounded Palestinians reached Munich airport yesterday, which included tow women and a young girl, accompanied by their relatives.
The status of the wounded was critical, they were transferred by ambulances from the airport to the hospital in North Germany where they arrived at 03h00 this morning.
The injured were welcomed in Germany by Dr.Ashraf Dada, Chairman of PalMed-Germany who also paid gratitude to the German Government and to Ammerland Hospital for offering these war’s victims the life-saving opportunity.
Dr.Dada extended his gratitude to many other hospitals which offered to receive more injured in the soon future. More victims will be transfered to Europe in the coming few weeks.
A new leap in the field of medical aid in the Gaza Strip has launched today by the oppening of four medical points in Bureij, Nusseirat, Deir al-Balah and Maghazi.
Thoses medical points, where 8 doctors with some nurses provid the medical examination and treatment free of charge to patients.
In response to the urgent request, PalMed Europe purchased 2000 tubes of Cefurexime Antibiotic.
Those medicines have been successfully delivered to the central pharmacy of the Ministry of Health in Gaza by our local representative Dr.Abo Nada.
In collaboration with Bracelet (Free Palestine, a charity association to help people in Gaza), PalMed Europe have provided a quantity of drugs of various kinds to 4 different emergency clinics located in the central region of Gaza strip in addition to one in Gaza City.
This estimated cost of the drugs is $ 9000 comes within the auspices of the pool with some other associations for some emergency clinics to serve our people displaced in some areas of the sector.
Also PalMed Europe have successfully delivered to the central pharmacy of the Ministry of Health in Gaza 2000 tubes of Vitamin K which used in surgical operations. This donation is from our branch in Sweden.
PalMed-Sweden in collaboration with our office in Gaza has dispatched medical aid to
the emergency clinic at the Sheikh Radwan school were hundreds of civilians taking refuge from the current war.
The aid will help speeding up access to care for those in need and will reduce demands on struggling hospitals.
The next step planned is to establish and sponsor Stockholm clinic in the disaster area of Shoja’eya. PalMed would like to thank all those who donate and provide support for our course.
together we heal wounds
