St Kitts and Nevis: The Pan American Well being Group (PAHO) has donated the Electroencephalogram (EEG) Machine to the JNF Basic Hospital, St Kitts and Nevis. Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew prolonged gratitude to the PAHO for the beneficiant donation.
He shared glimpses of the donation ceremony and stated that the machine would improve the superior methods utilized by the hospital for the remedy of the sufferers. The donation ceremony passed off on Thursday.
PM Terrance Drew stated that the machine will considerably improve the neurological providers on the Joseph N. France Basic Hospital (JNF). It should assist in the analysis and remedy of individuals with epilepsy and different nerve situations.
Whereas extending particular gratitude to Neurologist Dr Alberto Laguna, he stated,”I’m grateful for the distinctive contribution of PAHO and Dr Laguna in buying the gear.”
He added that St Kitts and Nevis are in want of this machine, and it’ll improve the supply of healthcare providers. PM Drew additionally recalled the challenges confronted by the hospital within the remedy of the neurological situations and added that such gear is important for the healthcare high quality.
Outlining the sustainable agenda, PM Drew famous that the essential pillar of turning into a sustainable island state is the standard healthcare and the safety of the residents from any illness. With the donation, St Kitts and Nevis has been gearing as much as present common healthcare to the residents.
The introduction of the brand new machines will help the federal government in delivering high quality, fairness and accessibility within the healthcare providers to the residents, stated the prime minister.
He stated that the machines will promote higher administration and remedy within the Joseph N France Basic Hospital and encourage individuals to boost their way of life.
The donation ceremony was attended by Jenson Morton, Director of Well being Establishments, Lindsay Maynard, Director of Operations, Assistant Marton on the JNF Basic Hospital.
