Tag: Dr. Kay Shako
At long last!
−Moruca, gets river ambulance −To aid in transporting high risk pregnancies, other emergencies DPI, Guyana, Saturday, February 29, 2020 A ... Read More
27 surgeries done as outreach wraps up at Mabaruma Regional Hospital
─ Guyana-Venezuelan resident, two-year-old among those operated on ─ outreach benefits both patients and doctors in region ─ Surgical outreach ... Read More
Eye care services envisioned for each region
─ Public Health Ministry aims to make all specialised health services accessible ─ Reg. 8 soon to have an optometrist ... Read More
MOPH staff in distress and disbelief
—following sudden death of 26-year old nurse Schinese Apple GEORGETOWN, MOPH – The Ministry of Public Health is in distress ... Read More
Director Regional & Clinic Services say new changes will aid in better service delivery at New Amsterdam Hospital
(GEORGETOWN, February 01, 2019)- Health officials are mulling construction of a separate building to house outpatients at the New Amsterdam ... Read More
Response to Stabroek News article- ‘A&E patients frustrated by new system, long wait at NA Hospital’
The Ministry of Public Health is concerned by the article “A&E patients frustrated by new system, long wait at NA ... Read More
Retired community health worker grooming youths for career in health
DPI, Guyana, Wednesday, August 15, 2018 A retired Community Health Worker (CHW), living in Princeville, Potaro-Siparuni, known to everyone in ... Read More
Toshaos called on to collaborate with Regional Health Departments
DPI, Guyana, Monday, July 23, 2018 Director of Regional and Clinical Health Services, Dr. Kay Shako has called on toshaos ... Read More
‘Do not neglect your duties’ – Regional health director advises officers
DPI, Guyana, Wednesday, July 4, 2018 Regional Health Officers (RHOs) were today reminded of their responsibilities by Director of Regional ... Read More
Health specialists treat hundreds in Region One
DPI, Guyana, Wednesday, July 4, 2018 Health specialists deployed to Region One have treated hundreds of patients for various ailments ... Read More