"We are committed to providing the people of Haiti with the best medical care possible while providing an environment that treats every patient with confidentiality, dignity and respect."
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Dr. Harold May has spent a lifetime saving lives and transforming communities. We all applaud him for his commitment to the advancement of the disadvantaged in under developed countries and beyond. Dr. May's life story winds through the hallowed halls of Harvard, the ranks of the Tuskegee Airmen, and missionary service in Haiti, where he opened a school (the Providence School) and served as Chief of Surgery at a an understaffed hospital (Albert Schweitzer Hospital of Verrettes) for 15 years.
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Dr Raymond is going back to Haiti this summer to help at the Haitian State University Hospital (HUEH or general hospital). He would like to buy as many pairs of flip flops as possible for the people of Haiti living in tents cities during the rainy season so they don’t have to walk in the [...]
As you all know, the earthquake has created an unprecedented humanitarian emergency in Haiti. The impact on the country has been very severe. All categories of the population are somehow affected by this natural disaster. In the city of Port-au-Prince along, an estimate of about 2 million people have been somehow severely affected. Families have been displaced, thousands of homes destroyed, hundreds of thousands dead, animals and infrastructure lost, and as of today millions of people now find themselves in a critical situation with regard to basic humanitarian conditions, food water and shelter.
Our Trip to Haiti – A Nurse’s Perspective This story was written by Jennifer Townsend, RN, CCRN, BSN, JD, Member of American Nurses Association. (Left) Dr. Bruce Mintz, Dr. Raymond Pierre, Dr. Phil, Luis Fajardo, RN, Jennifer Townsend, RN (Right) On the early morning of January 22, 2010, just after midnight, a flight of over [...]