The Das Clínicas hospital is the only public hospital in Brazil on the list; More than 2,000 institutions have been assessed
Seven hospitals The Brazilians are among the best 250 in the world, according to the annual ranking published by the American Magazine Newsweek, in collaboration with Statesta, a global data research company.
The list, published on Wednesday 26, considers a series of criteria, such as recommendations of experts, satisfaction of patients and hospital quality indicators, including the effectiveness of the treatments and their impact on the quality of life.
In addition, this year the scientific production of hospitals was considered, focusing on the quantity and impact of publications in scientific journals. In total, the analysis covered 30 countries, selected on the basis of factors such as the quality of life, life expectancy, the population size, the number of hospitals and the availability of data. To reach the best 250, over 2,400 hospitals were evaluated.
In edition 2025, the Israelite Hospital Albert Einstein He distinguished himself in the 22nd global position, being the most positive Brazilian hospital.
For the president of Einstein Sidney Klajner, the institution has achieved this classification due to its transformation into a “health ecosystem”, which integrates teaching, research and innovation. “We understand that the generation of knowledge should take place through the research that supports the results capable of benefiting not only the private sector, but also the public and, in some cases, humanity as a whole. Since then, our trajectory has been designed in this sense,” he says.
He underlines that a direct response to this focus was on the hospital’s performance during the pandemic COVID-19with research focused on the development of new treatments and clinical protocols, progress in relation to advanced therapies (such as the Cart), partnerships with the public network and, in particular, investments in technology – such as artificial intelligence And data analysis: optimize management and improve treatments.
“The data play a key role in transforming health, especially if applied through intelligent algorithms,” says Klajner, which highlights some topics that have focused on the hospital such as climate change, acceleration of aging and mental health.
“For the future, the idea is to maintain quality and safety as non -negotiable pillars, invest more and more in the experience and humanization of care and strengthen the commitment for excellence, not only what is distinguished in the rankings, but this effectively transforms the health of people and the care for life.”
In addition to the Israelite hospital Albert Einstein, six other Brazilian hospitals have been highlighted in the ranking:
- 83rd – Syrian hospital -Lebanese (São Paulo/SP)
THE Siriano-Lebanese hospital He was appointed by the best world hospital for the sixth time. Recently, it has also been recognized as a leader in the health services sector by the Merco Emipresa 2024 ranking.
“Receiving this recognition is a source of great pride. Reflects the daily commitment of our health professionals, assistance team, managers and administrators to offer excellent care, innovate in teaching and research and bring cutting-edge medicines beyond the borders of Brazil. This result strengthens our mission to transform life through care and knowledge”, says the director of Syrian-Leabanse.
- 115 ° – German Hospital Oswaldo Cruz (São Paulo/SP)
Reference in high complexity, with particular attention to oncology, cardiology, neurology, orthopedics and transplants, the Oswaldo Cruz German Hospital It appears for the fifth consecutive year and has increased some positions regarding the previous ranking.
“This recognition ratifies our commitment for the mission to enhance the development of health, offering personalized care and focused on the best results for each patient during their journey. This result is the result of the collective effort and dedication of our employees, as well as the clinical and well -being of the hospital, who is committed to evolving.
- 127th – Moinhos de Vento Hospital (Porto Alegre/RS)
Only Brazilian hospital outside the state of San Paolo In the list, the windmills appear in the newsweek ranking for the sixth time. In addition, it is one of the six reference hospitals of the country and the only one in the southern region to join the unified support program to the institutional development of the health system (Proodi-Sus) Ministry of Health.
“We have the mission of being the best health institution in Brazil until the end of this decade. We want to achieve this not only to achieve those who seek us, but also to guide the transformations in the health of the country, generating development and sustainability for a better future for everyone”, says Mohamed Parrini, CEO of the hospital.
- 165 ° – Hospital of Santa Catarina – Paulista (São Paulo/SP)
Presented in the ranking for the sixth consecutive year, the Hospital of Santa Catarina – Paulista held six positions compared to 2024.
“This result is a source of great pride for our entire team, which is dedicated to offering quality care, focusing on safe and humanized care, placing the well -being of the patient as priority. Each turning point is the result of the work and commitment of our employees, doctors and partners”, says the general manager of the hospital, Rogériio Quintele Pirotto.
- 202º – Do Coração Hospital, Hcor (São Paulo/SP)
This is the first time that Hcor, a national reference in cardiology, appears among the 250 best hospitals in the world. This year, the hospital was also appointed for the ranking of private hospitals in Orthopedics, the same newsweek.
“Our work focuses on the best treatments for each patient. Thousands of professionals work every day at Hcor, with this purpose. To achieve the brand to be among the best hospitals is the cause of what we do. So we are proud and aware of our responsibility to be better for every person who seeks our care,” says the superintendent of Hcor, Fernando Parelly.
- 210º – Das Clínicas hospital of the University of San Paolo, HC -Fmusp (São Paulo/SP)
For the third consecutive year, the DAS CLínicas HospitalConsidered the largest hospital in Latin America, it was the only complete public institution in Brazil to appear in the global ranking.
“It is always a pride to be a reference and to be among the main medical institutions in the world, in particular being a public hospital. We will continue to work with the commitment to offer excellent assistance to our patients and increasingly strengthening the position of HC-Fusp in teaching, research, care and innovation in the national and world scenario”, says Edival Utloyam, clinical director of HC.
Source: Terra
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