SERHA Addresses Misinformation on Accident Victim Care at Princess Margaret Hospital

SERHA has rejected misinformation regarding a motor vehicle accident victim treated at Princess Margaret Hospital. They confirmed that proper care was provided and have engaged with the patient’s family for updates. SERHA encourages using the Family Care System for direct communication between patients and doctors and urges reliance on official sources for accurate information.

The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) has officially dismissed what it labels as misinformation circulating online, particularly on TikTok, regarding a patient from the recent motor vehicle accident admitted to the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH). SERHA affirmed that the patient was promptly assessed within the accident and emergency department, and all necessary care was efficiently administered.

In response to allegations surrounding patient care and hospital operations, the medical team at PMH has pledged commitment to transparency and communication with the community. They have also met the patient’s family to provide updates on the patient’s condition and to address any concerns.

Additionally, PMH management urges the public to utilize the Family Care System, designed to enhance communication between patients and their doctors. It is crucial for the public to rely solely on official SERHA communications for accurate information and to disregard rumors or misleading information.

In summary, SERHA has taken a firm stand against the spread of misinformation about a patient involved in a recent accident at PMH. By emphasizing their commitment to transparency and clear communication, they encourage the community to trust verified sources for information. The introduction of the Family Care System signifies an effort to improve patient-doctor communications further and enhance public confidence in the hospital’s operations.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com