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MIGRATION OF NURSES, MIDWIVES IS NOT LIMITED TO GUYANA MIN LAWRENCE

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Larger batches of nurses and midwives are set to be trained continuously by the Ministry of Public health to mitigate the effects of the brain drain among medical professionals. Kristen Macklingam reports.

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