Business View Caribbean | May 2021

42 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN MAY 2021 a reasonable cost to our patients and clients.” Prior to COVID-19, St. Augustine was already working to identify and meet workforce challenges. Dr. Ali shares, “Initially, it was a challenge competing with the public service. For example, with midwifery staffing, for the obstetrics and obstetric services, we tend to look at the pool of midwives that also work in the public health facilities. That sometimes proves a challenge in competing for their time. In the other sectors, we have introduced a training program where we get our own nurses trained. For instance, the operating theatre staff is trained in the scrub technician courses, and all our staff are receiving training in advanced life support services. We are looking to train in- house now, so we can rely on them and not have any deficiencies in staffing when it’s required.” The hospital remains committed to continued education, ensuring they can provide quality care to their patients through knowledgeable and Instant relief of the sensation of heaviness in the legs 1 Deeply moisturizing effect 2 SERVIERCENTROAMÉRICAYCARIBE,SA . Edif . FinancialPark,Piso30 . CostadelEste, AveLaRotondaPanamá . SCAC 07/20 DM 008 CED 1.Dermatologically controlled clinical study conducted by an independent laboratory to appraise cutaneous acceptability and evaluate efficacy after single and repeated applications by 53 women. 2. Clinical study for the evaluation of the moisturizing effect of Cedraflon after a single cutaneous application in 20 women. Distributed by