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Public Notice: Disruptions and delays in services at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Barbados

Posted on December 13, 2022 by Dissent

December 13:

The Public is advised that the QEH is currently Investigating a cyber security incident on its Internet network. A number of areas appears to have been affected. There will be disruptions and delays in services, the duration of which is unknown at this time. The hospital’s IT Department in conjunction with MIST and cyber security experts are currently working on the situation.

We are taking all necessary precautions to protect the integrity of our systems and patient privacy.

The QEH apologises for this inconvenience, and assures the public, that it will continue to manage emergencies.

Please note:
• The Ambulance Service continues to function as normal.
• The Blood Collecting Centre continues to welcome blood donations.

For further information please contact the Patient Liaison Service (Help Desk) at 536-4800

Source: QEH Barbados

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