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Kim Pratt has more than 18 years’ experience within the trust sector and is a qualified trust and estate practitioner

Tributes have been paid to nurse who spent 40 years at the hospital

Michael Richmond, the CEO of the Bermuda Hospitals Board, is to step down in December

Generic options available as high demand and supply problems cause pain relief medication shortages

The Bermuda Hospitals Board reported that having people from overseas “on-the-ground” cost $1.7 million but was $1.3 million under budget

A jobs fair for people interested in a career in the health industry was swamped last week by more than 300 applicants, almost half of whom were unemployed. The fair, organised by the Bermuda Hospitals Board and held at the Hamilton Seventh Day Adve...

One new death linked to Covid-19 was recorded by health officials yesterday, bringing the island’s total confirmed fatalities of the pandemic to 153. The figures were posted on the Government’s Covid-19 “dashboard” online. It showed 39 active cases o...

Three families welcomed new additions over Christmas with three babies delivered on Christmas Day – with one couple getting an early surprise. Troyleta Franklin and Bilal Binns told Bermuda Hospitals Board they were set for Christmas at home togethe...

A former church rectory in Somerset is to be transformed into a home for people suffering from mental illness. Once renovations are complete, the old St James Church rectory at Somerset Bridge will provide around-the-clock care for patients with long...

A business protesting that it never got a fair shot at bidding to dispose of Bermuda’s medical waste has insisted it had been handling biohazardous waste under its contract with the hospital. But Bermuda Hospitals Board has stated that its contract w...

Costs have soared under a new sole-source contract for the disposal of the island’s medical waste, two healthcare providers have claimed. A dental office showed The Royal Gazette invoices showing a final bill for the firm MediWaste to dispose of thei...

Nurses who developed a procedure to treat and prevent pressure wounds in patients at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital will see their work published in a British journal on geriatric medicine. The method was shared already with hundreds of people...