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A fully digitised health records platform will be rolled out at the May Pen Hospital in Clarendon in January, making the public health facility the first in Jamaica to benefit from the electronic health records (EHR) system. The government is...

As Jamaica battles an ever-growing medical waste disposal crisis, at least three private incinerator operations in St Catherine have been stalled due to long delays from environment overseers in granting permits. And the operators are furious....

THE Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA), which administrates public health care in the parishes of Clarendon, St Elizabeth and Manchester, will be strengthening its facilities to foster a he...

Lydonia Technologies, the leading provider of hyperautomation software and solutions, today released financial and business results for the quarter ending June

Some 577 residents within the Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA), which covers Clarendon, Manchester, and St Elizabeth, received free cataract surgeries between June 17 and 20 at the Mandeville Regional Hospital in Manchester. The surgeries...

MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Health officials in this central Jamaica parish say even while there are complaints about a shortage of beds there is an even greater concern about infrastructural space t...

Tim Krabbé's book "Schaakkuriosa" showed a study by the Bulgarian chess composer I. Ionchev, flawed but nevertheless interesting. Yours truly tried to follow in his footsteps. Nadareishvili explored the same concept, and it might be unfair to associate the name with Ionchev as he was neither the first, the last, nor the most important one to show it - only the most famous. | Photo: Pixabay

THOUSANDS of patients are expected to benefit annually from improved health-care services when the renovated Chapelton Community Hospital reopens later this month. Funding in the amount of $132 m...

Jamie Hagan told The42 Rugby Weekly Extra podcast about his ‘sliding doors moment’ at Leinster.

In light of Jamaica’s first suspected monkeypox death, Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA) Regional Technical Director Michael Bent,