St. Lucia

An Interview with St Lucia’s Solo Otolaryngologist

DOI:

10.7727/wimj.2016.466

Synopsis:

Dr Leonard Surage is the Chairman of The Caribbean Association of Medical Councils and St Lucia’s solo otolaryngologist. This interview provides an insight in utilising limited human and physical resources whilst developing services and clinical governance in challenging conditions.

ABSTRACT

Dr Leonard Surage is the Chairman of The Caribbean Association of Medical Councils, founding member of Caribbean Otolaryngologist Association and founder of St Lucia’s Monitoring & Accreditation Committee for Medical Schools. He is the solo otolaryngologist on the Caribbean island of St Lucia. This interview provides an insight in utilising limited human and physical resources whilst developing services and clinical governance in challenging conditions.

Received:

02 Sep, 2016

Accepted:

29 Nov, 2016

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e-Published: 05 Dec, 2016

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Epidemiology of Dengue in St. Lucia 2006 to 2011: An Increase in Incidence

DOI:

10.7727/wimj.2015.509

Synopsis:

Since 2006, the Caribbean island of St. Lucia experienced an increase in reported cases of dengue—from 16 confirmed cases in 2006 to 758 confirmed cases in 2011. We present results from the national surveillance system in St. Lucia during this period.

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Received:

05 Oct, 2015

Accepted:

21 Oct, 2015

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epidemiology

Dengue