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Health Ministry: No evidence linking covid19 vaccine, deaths - Vimarsana News

Health Ministry: No evidence linking covid19 vaccine, deaths

Health Ministry: No evidence linking covid19 vaccine, deaths A vial of AstraZeneca vaccine. Photo by Ayanna Kinsale Health Ministry principal medical officer Dr Maryam Abdool-Richards has said there is no evidence to suggest a relationship between two recent deaths and the AstraZeneca vaccine. Speaking at the ministry’s media conference on Monday, Abdool-Richards said, “There is no evidence to suggest a relationship between the covid19 vaccine that was given within a couple days and the deaths of these people." She added, "We don’t give any details about the situation of the deaths and...

Petition to get St James wound clinic reopened - Vimarsana News

Petition to get St James wound clinic reopened

Petition to get St James wound clinic reopened 3 Hrs Ago St James Medical Complex where the wound clinic was closed on April 1. PHOTO BY VIDYA THURAB - Vidya Thurab A PETITION has been started by a patient of the St James Medical Complex Wound Clinic to have it reopened. April 1 was the Wound Clinic's last day. Sixteen people signed the petition, 13 of whom attend the clinic. Wound care patients have been referred to clinics in hospitals in their districts for treatment. Salisha Baksh, acting CEO of the North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA), said the doctor running the clinic was no lo...

Health Minister, NWRHA, TTRNA meet on covid19 issues - Vimarsana News

Health Minister, NWRHA, TTRNA meet on covid19 issues

Health Minister, NWRHA, TTRNA meet on covid19 issues Tuesday 19 January 2021 L-R: NWRHA CEO Salisha Baksh, Health minister Terrence Deyalsingh and TT Registered Nurses Association President Idi Stuart following a meeting about covid19 concerns at the Port of Spain General Hospital - Photo courtesy Ministry of Health A meeting between Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh, representatives of the North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA) and the TT Registered Nurses Association resulted in agreement on solutions to concerns raised about recent incidents of covid19 cases at the Port of Spain Ge...

Deyalsingh agrees on four measures to address Covid-19 infections at POSGH, no timeframe given - Vimarsana News

Deyalsingh agrees on four measures to address Covid-19 infections at POSGH, no timeframe given

Deyalsingh agrees on four measures to address Covid-19 infections at POSGH, no timeframe given Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh today discussed four main areas in a meeting aimed at reducing the risk of Covid-19 transmission at the Port of Spain General Hospital, in the wake of at least five infections at the facility over the past two weeks. Among the measures on the table were: utilisation of Covid-19 rapid antigen tests to test patients before admission; increased staff testing, especially in instances where they were potentially exposed to the novel coronavirus; reduction of the pat...

Minister of Health, NWRHA and TTRNA Agree on Strategies to Reduce Risk of COVID-19 at POSGH - Vimarsana News

Minister of Health, NWRHA and TTRNA Agree on Strategies to Reduce Risk of COVID-19 at POSGH

  th , 2021 – Today the  Minister of Health, the Honourable Terrence Deyalsingh, a high-level Ministry team, and senior representatives from the North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA) met with Mr. Idi Stuart, President of the Trinidad and Tobago Registered Nurses Association (TTRNA) and Ms. Letitia Cox, 2 nd Vice President of the TTRNA, to discuss recent incidents of COVID-19 cases at the Port of Spain General Hospital (POSGH). Discussions surrounded four main areas aimed at reducing the risk of the transmission of COVID-19 at the facility: 1.    Utilisation of COVID-19 ra...