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The Ministry of Health and Wellness says there were no adverse events at the island’s health centres and hospitals today arising from the industrial action by doctors.
The ministry said this information was provided by the regional health authorities, which oversee the management of the island’s health centres and hospitals.
It noted that health facilities across Jamaica entered emergency mode today following doctors’ withdrawal of services, with priority given to patients presenting with life-threatening and other serious medical emergencies and patients already admitted to hospitals, including those in intensive care units.
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