SLNA Issues Statement On Alleged SJH Incident

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SLNA Issues Statement On Alleged SJH Incident

The St. Lucia Nurses Association (SLNA) has issued a statement regarding an alleged incident at St. Jude Hospital (SJH), involving the Nursing Director and a nursing staff. A viral social media post titled 'What Is Going On At Our St. Jude Hospital' claimed that there had been an altercation at the hospital. However, the SLNA […]

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