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Thanks to a special foundation established by the Friends of Rabin Medical Center, nurses from Rabin Medical Center participate in training fellowships at renowned medical facilities abroad each year. During these learning enrichment programs, the nurses undergo specialized training to provide better patient services. This chance to learn from foreign colleagues' experience gives RMC nurses an extremely important global perspective.

Recently, a surgical nurse, a pain management coordinator nurse and a head nurse in one of the internal medicine departments spent several weeks at the Cleveland Clinic learning first hand from their respective colleagues. Consistently ranked by US News ∓ World Report as one of America's best hospitals, the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland is a multi-specialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education.

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