SERHA Addresses Misinformation Regarding Accident Patient Care at PMH

SERHA rejects misinformation regarding a patient admitted after a vehicle accident, assuring prompt care was given at Princess Margaret Hospital. They promote transparency, family communication, and advise the public to rely on official statements for accurate information.

The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) has publicly dismissed what it terms as misinformation proliferating on social media, particularly on TikTok, regarding a patient involved in a recent motor vehicle accident. SERHA affirmed that the individual received prompt and appropriate medical care at the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH).

The authority acknowledged the concern surrounding patient care and operational matters at the hospital, emphasizing their commitment to transparency. The medical staff at PMH engaged with the patient’s family to provide updates on their condition and address any queries they had.

Furthermore, PMH management encourages the utilization of the Family Care System, which allows for direct communication between patients and healthcare providers. They urge the public to depend on official SERHA communications for accurate information, advising against reliance on rumors or misleading claims circulating on social media.

In summary, SERHA refutes the misinformation regarding patient care at Princess Margaret Hospital, reiterating their effective medical response to an accident victim. They highlight their commitment to transparency and open communication with families while promoting the Family Care System for better patient-doctor interactions. SERHA urges the public to refer to official information sources to avoid confusion or misunderstandings.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com