Award-Winning Director of Women’s Health in Trinidad and Tobago
On Saturday, June 5th, Dr. Adesh Sirjusingh received an outstanding public and civic contribution accolade from the Anthony N. Sabga Awards, Caribbean Excellence College of Laureates. The Director of Women’s Health at the Ministry of Health in Trinidad and Tobago has been awarded $500,000 for his impactful work in leading the reduction of maternal mortality in the country. PAHO (Pan American Health Organization) now recognizes Trinidad and Tobago as a leader in maternal mortality reduction in the region.
Dr. Sirjusingh has made significant contributions in modernizing and updating the Sangre Grande hospital in addition to his work at the Eastern Regional Health Authority. Joanne C. Hillhouse and Dr. Mahendra Persuad were the other two individuals who received awards in arts and letters and science and technology, respectively. The awards ceremony was held at the Hilton, where Dr. Sirjusingh expressed his delight to be associated with an organization that values public service and recognizes its role in shaping a brighter future for the Caribbean.
Dr. Sirjusingh’s Contribution in Reducing Maternal Mortality
Maternal mortality is a pressing issue that has threatened the wellbeing of many women and children. Dr. Sirjusingh has played a pivotal role in Trinidad and Tobago in reducing these risks and ensuring that mothers have access to safe deliveries. Dr. Sirjusingh has enhanced collaboration and knowledge-sharing through advocacy, capacity building, and community involvement, thus reducing risky behaviors during childbirth. His leadership has inspired others, ultimately contributing to the development of health policies and programs to expand access to maternal health care services.
Trinidad and Tobago as a Leader in Maternal Health
Dr. Sirjusingh’s efforts in reducing maternal mortality have made Trinidad and Tobago a leader in the region in maternal health care. This progress is attributed to Dr. Sirjusingh’s leadership and the collaborative work of the community, public health agencies, and other healthcare professionals in building an inclusive maternal health care system. The system places a strong emphasis on improving preconception care, promoting family planning, and preventing pregnancies aligned with the patient’s preferences and medical background.
Modernizing and Updating the Sangre Grande Hospital
Dr. Sirjusingh has also made significant contributions to the Sangre Grande hospital in modernizing and updating medical services there. In his time as Chief of Medical Staff at the Eastern Regional Health Authority, Dr. Sirjusingh introduced new medical technology, reducing medical errors, improving patient outcomes, and minimizing wait times. This work has significantly contributed to the hospital’s ability to provide quality and compassionate care to patients and boost its reputation as a premier health care center in the region.
Conclusion
Dr. Sirjusingh has made an immense contribution to public and civic service and played a pivotal role in the reduction of maternal mortality in Trinidad and Tobago. His leadership in the modernization and updating of medical services at the Sangre Grande hospital is exemplary and has enhanced patient outcomes while minimizing wait times. Dr. Sirjusingh’s recognition as part of the Caribbean Excellence College of Laureates awards is a testament to his hard work and commitment to continuous improvement of public health.
Summary
Dr. Adesh Sirjusingh, the Director of women’s health at the Ministry of Health in Trinidad and Tobago, has been awarded the Anthony N. Sabga Awards, Caribbean Excellence College of Laureates accolade for his public and civic contributions to the wellbeing of mothers and their children. Dr. Sirjusingh’s work has been significant in modernizing and updating the Sangre Grande hospital and reducing maternal mortality, placing Trinidad and Tobago among the region’s leaders. This recognition is a testament to his leadership and dedication to public health in the country.
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The DIRECTOR of women’s health at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Adesh Sirjusingh, has received an award for his public and civic service to this country.
Sirjusingh was inducted into the Anthony N. Sabga Awards, Caribbean Excellence College of Laureates on Saturday and received $500,000.
In a statement, Ansa McAl said Sirjusingh was awarded for “his achievement in leading the reduction of maternal mortality to a point where the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) now cites Trinidad and Tobago as a leader in the region.” .
He added that he contributed significantly to the modernization and updating of the Sangre Grande hospital when he was chief of medical staff at the Eastern Regional Health Authority.
At the awards ceremony, which was held at the Hilton, Sirjusingh said it is an “incredible privilege” to be associated with an organization that values the power of public service.
“…and recognizes its role in shaping a brighter future for the Caribbean.
“There is still a lot of work to be done. But I, too, am full of hope, knowing that our collective determination and intellect will pave the way for a better tomorrow for our country and our region.”
Two other people received awards: Joanne C. Hillhouse (Arts and Letters) from Antigua and Barbuda and Dr. Mahendra Persuad Science and Technology) from Guyana.
Hillhouse is an author and Persuade is a rice researcher.
Women’s health director gets award for public, civic contributions
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