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Nurses served above and beyond duty’s call - BNA president - Barbados Today

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President of the Barbados Nurses Association (BNA) Valarie Francis-Miller has commended nurses for service above and beyond the call of duty to prevent patient care from being compromised during Hurricane Elsa. The BNA head said the nurses came out to serve the island’s public hospitals without complaint, even as some returned home to the deprivations […]

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