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Nurses' surprise - Vimarsana News

Nurses' surprise

OPERATIONS at several hospitals across the island, which were yesterday affected after hu...

Traumatised! Death threats against nurse who vaccinated Michael Sharpe - Vimarsana News

Traumatised! Death threats against nurse who vaccinated Michael Sharpe

Deaths threats have reportedly been issued to the nurse who administered the AstraZeneca vaccine to veteran journalist, Michael Sharpe, who died on Tuesday, April 20.

SRHA recognizes 975 nurses and midwives for exceptional service - Vimarsana News

SRHA recognizes 975 nurses and midwives for exceptional service

SRHA Regional Director, Michael Bent presents a token of appreciation to SRHA Supervisory Nurse Practitioner & Regional Rheumatic Fever Coordinator, Andrienne Sylvester at the recognition ceremony of nurses and midwives in the SRHA. The Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA) has recognized 975 nurses and midwives for their sterling contribution, service, and sacrifice to healthcare, particularly during the COVID- 19 pandemic. The nurses and midwives from the parishes of Clarendon, St. Elizabeth, and Manchester were recognized at a virtual ceremony on Tuesday, March 2, and received tokens o...

SRHA nurses, midwives lauded for exceptional service during pandemic - Vimarsana News

SRHA nurses, midwives lauded for exceptional service during pandemic

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA) has recognised 975 nurses...

Some Nurses Hesitant To Get COVID-19 Vaccine - Vimarsana News

Some Nurses Hesitant To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

3:11 pm, Tue December 15, 2020 NAJ President Patsy Edwards Henry and MAJ President Dr. Andrew Manning   The Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) is defending the stance taken by some of its members to not be among the first Jamaicans to get the COVID-19 vaccine next year.   The Ministry of Health has said frontline staff will be included in the priority groups to be inoculated.     However, she says the hesitancy by some nurses is due to fear about the safety of the vaccine.    "It has been said over and over and over that trials for vaccines and any other medications usually take years,...