When Sheba Psychiatry opened a 12-bed child psychiatry ward within Edmond and Lily Safra Children’s Hospital in July 2021, it introduced the first program in Israel to formally integrate applied behavior analysis (ABA) in a psychiatric inpatient setting.
At Sheba Psychiatry, clinicians are developing and testing the PSYNUS research tool to explore whether real-time patient input can enhance care during psychiatric hospitalization.
Sheba Psychiatry’s dedicated Crisis Intervention Clinic, operating within the Edmond and Lily Safra Children’s Hospital, was designed to address a critical gap in child and adolescent mental health care: young people experiencing an acute psychiatric crisis who need immediate, intensive treatment, but do not necessarily require hospitalization.
At Sheba Psychiatry’s Chava Center Reproductive Psychiatry Unit, treating a woman experiencing a psychiatric condition during pregnancy or after birth means considering her relationship with her baby, her family, and the environment in which she will recover.
At Sheba Psychiatry, neurofeedback research doesn’t stay confined to the lab; it moves directly into care, closing the distance between what science discovers and what treatment possibilities are available to patients.
Ranked as one of the World’s Top 10 Hospitals by Newsweek, Sheba Medical Center has made artificial intelligence a central part of its approach to solving healthcare’s most persistent clinical and operational challenges.
