Minister of Health Donville Inniss is satisfied that the Accident & Emergency (A&E) Department of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital has reduced the waiting time for patients.
Inniss headed a team of ministry officials, including Chief Medical Officer Dr Joy St John, that yesterday toured the A&E Department, now in the midst of 20th anniversary celebrations.
Here, Inniss, accompanied by A&E chief Dr Chaynie Williams (right), getting the attention of Daniel (left) and brother Dondré in the asthma bay. (MK)
Tour of duty
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