Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dunstan Bryan (second left), engages in light-hearted discussion with (from left), 2021-22 LASCO/Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) Nurse of the Year, Lillian Lewis McDonald; Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Jillian Mason Quarrie; and President of the NAJ, Patsy Edwards Henry. They were in attendance at a church service held as part of Healthcare Workers Appreciation Month activities at the Richmond Park Church of the Nazarene in Kingston on Sunday (July 17). The event was held in honour of healthcare workers at the Kingston and St. Andrew Health Department, Bustamante Hospital for Children, Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre, National Chest Hospital and Hope Institute.
Photo: Michael Sloley
President of the Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ), Patsy Edwards Henry (first row, left), joins her colleagues in the singing of a chorus during a church service at the Richmond Park Church of the Nazarene in Kingston on Sunday (July 17). The service was held as part of Healthcare Workers Appreciation Month activities to recognise healthcare workers at the Kingston and St. Andrew Health Department, Bustamante Hospital for Children, Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre, National Chest Hospital and Hope Institute.
Photo: Michael Sloley
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dunstan Bryan (left), shares a moment with Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Jillian Mason Quarrie (centre) and President of the Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ), Patsy Edwards Henry (right), prior to the start of a church service held as part of Healthcare Workers Appreciation Month (July) activities at the Richmond Park Church of the Nazarene in Kingston on Sunday (July 17). The event was held in honour of healthcare workers at the Kingston and St. Andrew Health Department, Bustamante Hospital for Children, Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre, National Chest Hospital and Hope Institute.
