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CTUSAB complains over labour confab snub

CTUSAB complains over labour confab snub
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Nurses served above and beyond duty s call - BNA president

Nurses served above and beyond duty s call - BNA president
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Valarie francis millerPresident of the barbados nurses associationBarbados nurses associationPsychiatric hospitalQueen elizabeth hospitalபார்படோஸ் செவிலியர்கள் சங்கம்மனநல மருத்துவமனைராணி எலிசபெத் மருத்துவமனை

Message from the Barbados Nurses Association

Message from the Barbados Nurses’ Association Article by Greetings to the nursing fraternity in Barbados ! Today, the President and Executive Committee of the Barbados Nurses’ Association greet all nurses in Barbados on our special day celebrating International Nurses Day. The theme for this year is “Nurses A Voice To Lead: A Vision for Future Health Care”. International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12th, the birthday of Florence Nightengale. Nurses have spent the last year working under extremely trying conditions but have shown continued commitment and dedication to our jobs. The future of healthcare and ultimately patient’s access to care, will be tied to innovations in the field of nursing making this extremely relevant and timely for 2021.

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BNA praises midwives resilience in the time of COVID

BNA praises midwives’ ‘resilience’ in the time of COVID Article by May 7, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in “enormous challenges” for Barbadian midwives, President of the Barbados Nurses Association (BNA) Valarie Francis-Miller has said. But she praised midwives for their continued “resilience” in provide life-saving services to pregnant women and ensuring healthy outcomes for mothers and babies amid the raging viral outbreak. She made the comments at the BNA’s Midwives Group’s virtual seminar on midwifery’s challenges during COVID-19 as Barbados joined the rest of the world on Wednesday to observe International Day of the Midwife. “The COVID-19 pandemic has put the global spotlight on midwives and nurses, and the critical role we play. The pandemic has affected all areas of perinatal care, which has caused midwives to face enormous challenges,” Francis-Miller stated.

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#BTColumn – Achieving an equal future in COVID-19

March 12, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY. by Kathleen Brathwaite Being in the leadership roles of Nursing Officer and an Executive Member of the Professional Nurses Association, I reflect on my earlier years and some foundation lessons that stayed with me, such as to work hard for everything I want and to challenge and push boundaries because nothing is handed to you. As I grew older, I accepted that it is okay to be different from the crowd, but you must be strong enough to carry your own weight and the weight of the world, if you are going to challenge the system. It is a lesson that came with many tears and pain but very effective in developing the woman that I am today.

Mary seacoleFlorence nightingaleKathleen brathwaiteEunice gibsonBarbados nurses associationNordic healthPublic community health nursingMinistry of healthMental health nurseHealth coverageCommunity health nurseSustainable developmentInternational council of nursesSustainable development goalsInternational women dayMember of the professional nurses association