Author: Patrice Walters

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has described the Health Ministry’s Know Your Numbers initiative as a joke.

The programme, launched in 2023 is aimed at getting citizens to be more aware of their health status, especially for non-communicable diseases so that they can take the necessary steps to improve their well-being.

These steps include being screened for lifestyle diseases.

Making his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday, Mr. Golding said the next People’s National Party (PNP)-led administration will implement a national screening programme.

This is part of a proposed policy shift, away from public relations.

Mr. Golding said there needs to be a change in focus from secondary to primary care.

He noted that the PNP’s national screening programme will reduce the burden on hospitals.