Innovative Medicine 2020: Welcome to Ariel University School of Medicine

Last October, 70 students and four-year-old students banded on the four-year course at the Adelson School of Medicine at Ariel University. The school, which opened its first class, has advanced and advanced medicine, research and humanity.

Innovative Medicine 2020: Welcome to Ariel University School of Medicine

The vision

"I look around at Ariel and Samaria as a proud and Israeli Jew, and as a practitioner of medicine, and I see a place that boasts of some of the finest educational facilities that will soon enrich the field of medicine and healing," says Dr. Miriam Adelson, "Sheldon and I have the honor Founding at the University of Ariel represents a lot of what happened to our hearts: the Zionist idea of ​​re-establishing our ancient Jewish home for the benefit of the entire human race and for the advancement of science. "

"Ariel medical graduates will strengthen the eternal role of the State of Israel: being 'light to the Gentiles.' As an active physician myself, I see a special importance to encourage the best of Israeli youth to join the medical profession. There is no greater commandment than this." And in full. "

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Robotics and Big Data: Medicine 2020

"As a new medical school, we use innovative teaching methods to train future physicians who will treat the Israeli population even 30 and 40 years ago, to treat yet-to-be-discovered diseases, using yet-to-be-developed technologies, and yet-to-be-invented drugs. Special teaching, "says Professor Shay Ashkenazi, Dean of the Adelson School of Medicine at Ariel University. "Already in the first year, an innovative course in medical entrepreneurship is taking place, where important topics in modern medicine - distance medicine, robotics, big data, medical information quarrying - are all discussed to help the student become a skilled future physician."

"Today, genomic and biological information is vast, and many doctors find it difficult to use it effectively," says Professor Ashkenazi. "One of the innovative courses that specializes in the Ariel University School of Medicine is a bioinformatics course that enables students to learn how to best use biological and genomic knowledge in treating each patient and patient. Students are exposed to open-source software and learn to use it to do medical information analysis "I expect that in 10-20 years, the patient will come to the doctor with the flooring of his entire genome."

Innovative approach and advanced technological means

"At Ariel University School of Medicine, we emphasize inclusive care for patients and vision of all their needs, including social and psychological needs," adds Prof. Ashkenazi, "so we can give the patient comprehensive care that is very essential in modern medicine, which is unfortunately alienating and built on outputs and inputs. "We incorporate advanced teaching methods into the curriculum, for example, at the unique simulation center, which allows the student to examine himself - how he interviews a patient, whether he is empathetic to patients and thus improving.

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Study with leading academic staff

Prof. Shai Ashkenazi, who also serves as chair of the Israel Pediatric Association, is headed by the faculty. The faculty consists of leading physicians and researchers in their field, who give students personal attention and close professional guidance. "My choice of Ariel came from the quality of teaching here," says Dan Sagi, A student in the medical school at Ariel University. "I believe part of my success depends on the faculty who are truly the best in the country," adds Reut Cohen, a student at the Ariel University School of Medicine.

Quality medicine begins with education, learning and technological training, all of which can be found at Ariel University School of Medicine. "The Ariel University School of Medicine focuses on advanced medicine, research and human relations," says Professor Ashkenazi, "through the use of innovative medical methods we will train future physicians who will take good care of Israeli citizens, professional and human."