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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY -TWO GHANAIAN NURSES ARRIVED IN BARBADOS TODAY TO SERVE IN THE BARBADOS PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEM.

These are relatively new graduates who will gain invaluable work experience in Barbados, even as they help to fill the nursing deficiency in the Barbados Public Health system

Thus a win / win situation for both GHANA and BARBADOS

The Nation Barbados on Instagram: “One hundred and twenty-two nurses arrived from Ghana on Monday morning. Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Anton Best and Executive Chairman…”


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