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Surgeons at SGH continue to shine - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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THE EDITOR: As the country continues to reel under the covid19 pandemic, and as immense pressure is continuously placed on the public healthcare system and healthcare workers, it is refreshing to observe the continued professionalism, dedication and duty of care exercised by the surgical team at the Sangre Grande Hospital. The strategic, technical and, most … Continue reading Surgeons at SGH continue to shine

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