Research

A study conducted by researchers at Sheba Medical Center, ranked by Newsweek as the #7 Best Hospital in the World, found that after parent-completed psychosocial screening was introduced before a child’s first psychiatric visit, the proportion of patients receiving comprehensive, multidisciplinary care increased significantly.

A study published in the Journal of Traumatic Stress examined how prolonged exposure therapy performs for people living with chronic PTSD across different types of trauma. The findings suggest that, even when patients begin treatment with different levels of symptom severity, prolonged exposure therapy can lead to significant symptom reductions across trauma backgrounds and patient groups.

At Sheba Psychiatry, within Sheba Medical Center, recognized by Newsweek as one of the World’s Best Hospitals, mental health research is closely connected to clinical care. Prof. Mark Weiser, former Director of Sheba’s Division of Psychiatry, an active researcher, and professor of psychiatry, studies questions that emerge from treating patients and understanding their unmet needs.

Sheba Psychiatry’s Innomind Lab turns emerging research and technology into practical tools that support more precise, personalized patient care.