The Rome hospital is 35th. There are 5 Italian hospitals in the world top 100 and 14 in the top 250 according to the ranking drawn up by a board of international experts
by Marzio Bartoloni
The Policlinico Agostino Gemelli Irccs in Rome has been confirmed for the fourth time as the best hospital in Italy, according to the ranking drawn up by the American magazine Newsweek in collaboration with Statista Inc. This recognition of excellence extends to the global stage, with the Gemelli rising to 35th place in the world (up from 38th last year), placing it among the best international hospitals led once again by the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. In total, there are 5 Italian hospitals in the world‘s top 100 and 14 in the top 250, showcasing the high level of healthcare in the country.
To find the first Italian healthcare facility in the global ranking, one must scroll down to 35th place, where the Agostino Gemelli Irccs University Hospital in Rome is positioned. This year’s ranking, compiled by Newsweek in collaboration with Statista, includes data on 2,400 hospitals in 30 countries, with the top 10 highlighted for their use of artificial intelligence in medical discoveries. The top three spots are held by overseas hospitals, with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester taking the number one position, followed by the Cleveland Clinic (USA) and Toronto General. The first European organization in the top 10 is the Charité – Universitätsmedizin in Berlin.
In the Italian healthcare landscape, the Niguarda Metropolitan Hospital in Milan follows the Gemelli in 52nd place, while the San Raffaele Hospital – San Donato Group in Milan ranks 57th globally. Other top Italian hospitals include the Humanitas Clinical Institute of Rozzano, Policlinico Sant’Orsola Malpighi in Bologna, and Aou of Verona, among others.
The ranking, based on an online survey of medical experts and post-hospitalization surveys on patient satisfaction, also considers factors such as hygiene, doctor-patient relationships, and patient-reported outcome measures. The President of the Agostino Gemelli IRCCS University Polyclinic Foundation, Carlo Fratta Pasini, expressed satisfaction with the Gemelli’s top ranking, highlighting its history, mission, and commitment to excellence in healthcare and research.
Overall, the success of Italian hospitals in the global ranking reflects the country’s dedication to providing top-quality healthcare services.