The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is pleased to announce the installation of advanced remote life signs monitoring systems in the wards of Glendon Hospital. This groundbreaking initiative, funded through the Resilience, Sustainable Energy, and Marine Biodiversity (RESEMBID), marks a significant milestone in enhancing healthcare services on the island and forms a part of the non-infrastructure reform agenda for MoHSS.
Read MoreResidents will have further opportunity to take control of their or loved ones’ diabetes as the Diabetes Self-Management programme returns Monday (January 27th).
Read MoreIn a landmark move, the Government of Montserrat has officially signed the 100 million EC dollar contract for a new Hospital.
Read MoreA major step in improving healthcare delivery on the island will be taken on Friday.
Read MoreDr Buffonge feels that these policies will ensure that the necessary research and audits are done to direct how health care professionals operate on a daily basis.
Read MoreDirector of Primary Health and Epidemiologist, Dr Dorothea Hazel Blake says there have been cases with flu-like symptoms, inclusive of COVID-19 on island.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Health and Social Services has announced the signing of the contract for Phase Two (2) of the New National Hospital project for Montserrat.
Phase Two (2) , also called “Minor Works,” involves the construction of five (5) ancillary buildings to support the future hospital’s operations.
Read MorePink Ribbon Charity Montserrat Inc. proudly announces the launch of its second annual Step Challenge in celebration of Caribbean Wellness Day (CWD), aimed at fostering community engagement in health and wellness.
Read MoreMontserrat’s CARICOM youth ambassador Nish Browne has given some insight into the climate change workshop he attended earlier this year.
Read MoreA United Nations joint programme is being implemented in Barbados and Montserrat to develop a sexual and reproductive health (SRH) policy.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is announcing an outbreak of scabies on Montserrat.
Read MorePrincipal Environmental Health Officer, Garrett Stanley, has been explaining that fogging is a last resort in their efforts to control mosquitoes on island.
Read MoreAmidst a dengue outbreak in the Caribbean and the Americas, residents on Montserrat are being warned about the dangers of mosquitoes.
Read MoreA call was made for early intervention to diagnosed children with disabilities on island.
The challenge was issued by Dr. Sylvia Paz, pediatrician in the Ministry of Health and Social Services.
Speaking at the consultation workshop this week to create Montserrat’s first policy on disability, Dr. Paz proposed that early diagnosis would create more opportunities and improvements in the quality of life of the children.
Read MoreVeteran broadcaster and radio personality, the Right Honorable Rose Willock was honored by the Montserrat Nurse Association on Thursday for her years of continuous support to the organization.
Read MoreMinister for Health, the Honourable Charles Kirnon has reported on significant developments taking place in the health sector.
Read MoreTwo dentists on Montserrat are bringing attention to an often-overlooked health category, oral health.
Read MoreThe theme of the week is “engage now to protect your future.” Montserrat is observing the week alongside member countries of the Pan American Health Organization.
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