Emily Austin (from her official website)
Israel’s Sheba Medical Center played host to social media “influencer” Emily Austin, the daughter of Israeli parents, who helped to promote its “Hope Without Boundaries” program. And the hospital has entered into a new partnership with the Emirati firm PureHealth on joint clinical research projects.
PureHealth and Sheba Medical Center said they will work closely together on joint clinical research projects, promote the use of advanced technology in healthcare, expand genetic research initiatives, collaborate on staff training, and boost health tourism in both countries. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by representatives of both organizations, solidifying their commitments. One of the key aspects of the collaboration is the enhancement of clinical research and exchange of studies, collaboration on healthcare innovation research projects, and clinical trials.
The collaboration will also focus on education and training. Both parties will jointly organize conferences, workshops, and events, and create clinical specialization projects and internships. Medical staff from each institution will also be able to broaden their experience by immersing themselves in the dynamic environment of the partner organization.
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PureHealth boasts that it is introducing the healthcare of the future from the United Arab Emirates to the rest of the world. PureHealth is the region’s largest integrated healthcare platform with an ecosystem that challenges lifespans and reimagines health spans. The firm has more than 25 hospitals, 100 clinics, multiple diagnostic centers, insurance solutions, pharmacies, health tech, procurement, investments and more. With “groundbreaking innovations at the forefront of healthcare,” the company says it is on a mission to unlock time for humankind.
Commenting on the MoU, his Excellency Mohamed Al Khaja, UAE Ambassador to Israel said, “It is great to see major players from the UAE and Israel healthcare sector come together to find ways to combine their expertise and work together to improve the health and the lives of the people of both our countries. It is important to find and focus on the real benefits of peace, which improve people’s health, lives & standards of living.”
Emily Austin is an Actress, Sports Journalist, Model and social media influencer from New York. She has worked in various films including Isn’t It Romantic (2019), and An American Pickle (2020). She has also worked with various popular brands and has been published in multiple magazines and various billboards (Times Square & LA). She also interviews athletes including NBA players, NFL players and more.
During her recent visit Emily Austin helped Sheba Medical Center to publicize its “Hope Without Boundaries “philosophy in which the hospital collaborates with leading teaching and research academic institutes, both domestically and internationally. Sheba’s academic authority promotes multidisciplinary health and medical studies — thousands teach and study at Sheba every year. An academic campus is under construction and will include research institutes, technological incubators, startup companies, and an innovation center. This academic facility will operate jointly with medical supercenters worldwide.
Sheba Medical Center has provided medical treatment to people from all over the world, including third world countries that lack the medical facilities required for handling certain medical conditions. Its doctors also travel abroad to provide treatment. For example, during the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, patients from that country received treatment at the hospital in Israel and some of its doctors traveled to Ukraine to staff a field hospital provided for the treatment of refugees from the conflict.
Sheba Medical Center is the largest and most comprehensive medical center in the Middle East, Sheba Located in Tel Hashomer, the hospital is generating global impact through its medical care, research and healthcare transformation. Sheba’s City of Health boasts an acute-care hospital, rehabilitation hospital, research and innovation hubs, medical simulation center and center for disaster response on one comprehensive campus in the center of Israel.
