The Honourable Terrence Deyalsingh M.P., Minister of Health, presented tokens of appreciation to two nurses at the San Fernando General & Teaching Hospital for their outstanding service to excellent customer experience.
Nurse Margaret Alexander and Patient Care Assistant Jenniel Burton Adams provided superior care to a three-year-old patient along with his mother at the SFGH/TH’s Emergency Department and ward on April 24th, 2022.
The minister said he was overjoyed and delighted when he read a Letter to the Editor, published in all three daily newspapers from a patient’s mother who recounted her satisfying experience at the Hospital”.
Details follow in this press release from the South West Regional Health Authority:
On the eve of International Nurses Day 2022, two nurses at the San Fernando General & Teaching Hospital (SFGH/TH) received tokens of appreciation, for their outstanding service to excellent customer experience, from the Honourable Terrence Deyalsingh M.P., Minister of Health. Nurse Margaret Alexander and Patient Care Assistant Jenniel Burton Adams relived their interaction with a three-year-old patient along with his mother, who visited and received superior care at the SFGH/TH’s Emergency Department and ward on April 24th, 2022.
In presenting the tokens, during a visit to the Hospital on May 11, 2022, the Minister noted that he was “overjoyed and delighted when I read a Letter to the Editor, published in all three daily newspapers from the patient’s mother who recounted her satisfying experience at the Hospital”. As the Minister of Health “I made it my priority to visit you to say thank you for your dedication to providing your patients with the best care possible”. Accompanying the Minister, was the Honourable Faris Al-Rawi M.P., Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, along with members of the SWRHA’s Board of Directors and other senior executives of the Ministry of Health.
While at the Hospital, both Ministers also visited and interacted staff at the Blood Bank and Oncology departments to reassure and update on the Ministry of Health’s focus on the realignment of the Blood Bank services, in keeping with international standards and best practices. Additionally, the Ministry will soon roll out a comprehensive national strategy to manage Noncommunicable Diseases amongst the population.
The SWRHA continues to invite our valued patients and clients to contact our Customer Service Centre at 87-SWRHA (877-9742), for any matter in relations to healthcare.