The Research Ethics Committee. From left are Kimberly Badal (director of the Caribbean Cancer Research Initiative), entrepreneur Charles Hall (lay public), Dr. Donald Simeon, Health Secretary Councillor Dr. Agatha Carrington, deputy chairman Dr. Colin Mc Donald and Dr. Crystal Clarke. Missing is Dr. Tiffany Hoyte.
The Facilities Review Committee (Homes for Children). From left are public health inspector III Ricardo Bobb, paediatrician Dr Maria Dillon-Remy, Dr. Derick Forrester (manager, Children and Family Services Unit, Health Division), Maria Rosalina Harte (Tobago Division, Trinidad and Tobago Police Service), Harte (Tobago Division, Trinidad and Tobago Police Service), Michelle Edwards-Benjamin (secondary care nursing manager Scarborough General Hospital), Health Secretary Councillor Dr. Agatha Carrington, fire station officer Garth Jacob, woman police officer Suzette Woods-James, Nigel Walcott, and economist III Natalie Cummings-Moses.
The Facilities Review Committee (Homes for Older Persons). From left are public health inspector III Ricardo Bobb, Ingrid Salandy-Allan, economist III Natalie Cummings-Moses, deputy chairman Maria Rosalina Harte (Tobago Division, Trinidad and Tobago Police Service), Michelle Edwards-Benjamin (secondary care nursing manager Scarborough General Hospital), Health Secretary Councillor Dr. Agatha Carrington, senior social worker Donnalyn Harry, fire station officer Garth Jacob, and woman police officer Suzette Woods-James. Missing is chairman, Dr. Chima Ezejifor (acting medical officer I, Office of the County Medical Officer of Health).
Three new health committees are up and running after receiving their instruments of appointment earlier today (May 2, 2017) from Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Councillor Dr Agatha Carrington at the Administrative Complex, Calder Hall. They are the Research Ethics Committee, the Facilities Review Committee (Homes for Older Persons) and the Facilities Review Committee (Homes for Children). They will monitor medical research, care of the elderly and children’s homes on the island respectively.
