Amid escalating tensions with Iran in the past few weeks, Israel's health services have begun preparing for war by taking proactive measures to ensure continuity of care during potential missile strikes.
Health funds have developed a comprehensive plan to adapt medical services during emergencies, focusing on clinics with proper shelter or proximity to protected areas. Clinics lacking protection will close under the plan, with patients redirected to nearby secure facilities.
Telehealth services will also be expanded to facilita
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