SRHA hopeful today’s meeting with junior doctors will resolve sick-out issues and prevent further disruption

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Health Minister, Dr.Tufton says Jamaica must establish a national health insurance programme to combat rising costs of healthcare

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Former Reggae Boy Ricardo Fuller graduates from Professional Player to Coach scheme

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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JMDA to meet Ministries of Finance and Health following industrial action yesterday

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Opposition calling on BOJ to provide update on compliance of banks in the operation of AMBs

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

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Police urge citizens to exercise extreme caution and vigilance during Yuletide season

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.

Read More

World Athletics announces new qualification standards for Tokyo World Championships

Regional Director for the Southern Regional Health Authority, Michael Bent, says that despite having emergency protocols in place, it would be unrealistic to expect hospitals to operate smoothly without adequate manpower.

Mr. Bent’s comment follows yesterday’s island-wide sick-out by junior doctors.

Only 36% of junior doctors employed in the southern region showed up for work.

The junior doctors are upset with the continued delay in resolving issues related to overtime remuneration and retroactive payments.

The industrial action caused hospitals across the nation to cater to emergency cases only.

It also prompted a conciliatory meeting facilitated by the Labour Ministry, after which the junior doctors returned to work.

Another meeting to discuss the junior doctors’ concerns should now be underway.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Mr. Bent says he hopes normal operations will continue in the region’s hospitals, as disruptions, especially over long periods can have dire impacts.