Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ordered a probe into recent incidents in the island’s public health system, which, he says, has left him "very disturbed".
Read more: PM Holness 'very disturbed' by incidents in healthcare system
The Caribbean Medical Professionals' Summit (CAMPS), held from May 31 to June 2, 2024, at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel and online, has concluded with resounding success, marking a milestone in the advancement of healthcare in the region.
Read more: Caribbean Medical Professionals' Summit 2024 Sets New Standard for Healthcare Innovation
In a quaint setting, with signature spa aromas permeating the air, the official launch of the Adam & Eve Day Spa’s new location went without a hitch.
Read more: Adam & Eve Day Spa Officially Launches its ‘New Home’
With less than one week to go until the inaugural Caribbean Medical Professionals’ Summit, the medical fraternity in Jamaica and the region is gearing up for an insightful weekend.
Read more: The Caribbean Medical Professionals’ Summit Goes Live in One Week
![NHF’s CEO, Everton Anderson [second left] and Director of Health Promotion, Public Relations and Customer Care, Shermaine Robotham [second right] share a photo with Vice Principal of the Salvation Army School for the Blind, Sherine Whyte [left], Daemion McLean, JSB chairman [right] and Conrad Harris, JSB president [center] after presenting the booklets during the ceremony on Thursday, April 25, 2024.](/images/joomlart/article/8fff24d59ce766ab65e090a401680032.jpg)
The National Health Fund (NHF) on Thursday, April 25, 2024 delivered fifty braille-printed brochures on how to apply for the NHFCard to the Jamaica Society for the Blind (JSB), and the Salvation Army School for the Blind in a handover ceremony held at the JSB’s Old Hope Road office.
Read more: NHF Prints Braille Booklets on its Services for the Visually Impaired