SERHA Rejects Misinformation Regarding Accident Victim at Princess Margaret Hospital
The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) denies allegations of misinformation regarding a motor vehicle accident victim at Princess Margaret Hospital. SERHA asserts that the patient received timely care and emphasizes transparent communication with the family. The hospital promotes the Family Care System for better patient-doctor interaction and urges the public to depend on official SERHA communications for accurate information.
The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) has refuted claims of misinformation that have recently circulated on social media platforms, particularly TikTok, concerning a motor vehicle accident victim admitted to Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH). SERHA clarified that the patient received prompt evaluation and care in the accident and emergency department.
In response to the concerns raised about the patient’s care and hospital procedures, PMH emphasized their dedication to transparency and engaged directly with the patient’s family. The hospital reiterated its commitment to providing timely updates and addressing any worries about the patient’s well-being.
Furthermore, PMH is promoting the Family Care System, which allows patients to communicate directly with their healthcare providers. SERHA urges the public to rely on official communications from their organization to ensure they are informed by accurate information rather than rumors or misleading claims circulating online.
SERHA has taken a decisive stance against misinformation regarding a patient from a recent accident, asserting that comprehensive care was provided at PMH. The hospital encourages direct communication avenues between patients and healthcare providers while reiterating the importance of official updates to combat false narratives. This initiative aims to enhance community trust and ensure transparency in patient care.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
