The Ministry of Health has successfully concluded a two-day Nurses and Midwives Research Programme, aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills of nurses to deliver high-quality care across Guyana.
In her remarks, Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Ms Nalini Dass-Sutton underscored the critical role of research in modern nursing practice. She highlighted the importance of equipping nurses with the tools to conduct effective research and encouraged participants to embrace this opportunity for professional development.
Minister of Health, the Honourable Dr Frank Anthony, delivered the keynote address, commending the nursing and midwifery community for their dedication during this week of celebration. He urged them to make the most of opportunities for growth and advancement.
“Over the past few years, we’ve trained thousands of individuals in various healthcare fields. In nursing, we’ve launched an ambitious initiative to train 5,000 registered nurses to strengthen our health system,” Dr Anthony stated.
He further noted that the Ministry is committed to creating clear and accessible pathways for those interested in pursuing a career in nursing, ensuring a stronger, more resilient healthcare workforce for the future.
The Ministry of Health remains dedicated to empowering healthcare professionals through continued education, innovation, and investment in the future of nursing in Guyana.
Minister of Health, Honourable Dr Frank Anthony delivering remarks at the closing ceremony of the Nurses and Midwives Research Forum
Participants of the Nurses and Midwives Research Forum