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nology. Teleradiology is already well-developed at the
Hospital – our lab is fully computerized; results are
now available online in real time, remotely and elec-
tronically. And the Ministry has embarked on a nation-
al health management solution system which will now
see the true computerization of the primary, second-
ary, and tertiary care facilities, where electronic medi-
cal recording will be the order of the day, allowing for
the seamless movement of patients from the ‘point of
connect’ to the hospital and across the continuum of
care.”
As Queen Elizabeth Hospital embarks upon its sec-
ond half century, Dr. James proudly asserts that the
facility’s diversity of services is unrivaled by any pub-
lic healthcare system. “Queen Elizabeth Hospital pro-
vides the widest range of public health services that
you can find in any one setting,” he declares. “Persons
can access care without having to worry about the
costs. And the fees that we charge to non-nationals
and those who come from overseas are exceedingly
low, but the quality is exceedingly high. The breadth
and depth of services that we offer is unsurpassed.”
Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Barbados – “Getting Bet-
ter Together.”
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