Director
Hadassah University Hospital
Mount Scopus, Jerusalem
Tel. 02-5844200/1/2
Fax: 02-5844070
E-mail: zvistern@hadassah.org.il
Born 1946 in Jerusalem, Israel.
Married, 3 children.
1974 - M.D. Hebrew University - Hadassah Medical School.
1974-1979 Residency in Internal Medicine A, Hadassah University Hospital.
1979-1982 First Assistant and Temporary Chief Physician, Department of Medicine A, Hadassah University Hospital.
1983-1986 Deputy Director of Hospital, Hadassah University Hospital, Ein Kerem.
1986-1988 Director of Hospital, Hadassah University Hospital, Ein-Kerem.
1989-1990 Director of Hospital, Hadassah University Hospital, Mount Scopus.
1990-2001 Director of Hospital, Hadassah University Hospital, Ein-Kerem.
2001 - Director of Hospital, Hadassah University Hospital, Mount Scopus.
1980 - Israel Boards of Internal Medicine.
1987 - Israel Boards of Health Care Administration.
1995 - Associate Professor in Health Care Administration, Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School.
Research Interests
Quality improvement concepts, methodology and assessment.
Human factors, errors and patient safety.
Health Economics, Health Policy.
Safety climate.
Recent Publications
Stern Z.: Can C.Q.I. really work in health care? And for how long? Int J Qual Health Care, 9/1: 1-2, 1997. With three editorials: Nerenz Dr. CQI in health care: Some comments on “Can it really work”? ibidem pp: 3-4. Maguerez G. Integrating CQI in health organizations: Perspectives ibidem pp: 5-6. Goldman DA. Sustaining CQI Ibidem pp: 7-9.
Stern Z. and Naveh E.: A methodology model for quality management in a general hospital. Clin Performance and Quality Health Care, 5/3: 129-132, 1997.
Stern Z.: Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance in the Department of Emergency Medicine. Harefua, 134/5: 375-378,1998. (Hebrew)
Bar-Cohen B, Rotem-Piker O and Stern Z.: Use of restraints in a general hospital. Harefua, 135/11: 500-503, 1998. (Hebrew)
Liebergall M, Soskolne V, Feder N, Mattan Y, Segal D, Shapira S, Schneideman G, Stern Z. and Israeli A.: Preadmission screening of patients scheduled for hip and knee replacement: Impact on length of stay. Clin performance and Quality Health Care, 7/1: 17-22, 1999.
Stern Z.: Hospital campaign anti-bug 2000 as leverage for promoting continuous Quality improvement. IMAJ, 3/1: 3-4, 2001.
Stern Z.: The future of quality leadership Int J. Qual Health Care14:2: 85-86, 2002. (Editorial).
Stern Z.: Opening Pandora’s Box – Residents’ work hours. Int J. Qual Health Care, (in press Editorial).
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