The Roman polyclinic is the first in Italy for gynecology and obstetrics and seventh in the world, but eighth in the world for gastroenterology
The Gemelli Polyclinic Foundation in Rome is the seventh hospital in the world and the first in Italy for gynecology and obstetrics; it is eighth in the world and first in Italy for gastroenterology; 49th in the world and first in Italy for pneumology. This is some data from the World Best Specialized Hospitals 2024 ranking of the best specialized hospitals, compiled by Newsweek, in collaboration with Statista. “We are very proud of this high recognition,” says Giovanni Scambia, director of the Uoc Gynecology Oncology and scientific director of the Gemelli Foundation. “One of the hallmarks of Gemini gynecology is that it deals with women’s health in 360 degrees, from adolescence to menopause, during pregnancy.” For Antonio Gasbarrini, director of the UOC Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology and of the Cemad of the Gemelli Polyclinic and also dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, “this result is the result of great teamwork, involving doctors of the digestive system, endoscopists, digestive system and transplant surgeons, radiologists, microbiologists and anatomical pathologists, psychologists and nutritionists work in multidisciplinary teams to provide the best possible care to the patient.
Worldwide survey among thousands of professionals
The Newsweek and Statista rankings are based on a global survey of thousands of healthcare professionals, physicians and hospital managers. “I am truly proud to be at the helm of a hospital that is a source of pride for regional and national healthcare and I congratulate the entire hospital community, whose daily commitment I know and appreciate to ensure that all people with can trust us, the best treatments and the best help,” concludes the general director of the Gemelli outpatient clinic Marco Elefanti.
Source: TG 24 Sky
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