Three of our Parkway Hospital People’s Square nurses responded to the Chinese government’s call for volunteers to help administer COVID-19 vaccinations to the public.
Nurses Jamie Ning, Ada Yu and Jinjing Li received accolades from the government of Huangpu District for their time and effort in supporting the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination programme. Kudos to our nurses!
Also joining the pandemic war is our ParkwayHealth Shanghai Centre Medical Center which has made available COVID-19 tests on its premises, including both diagnostic Nucleic Acid Tests (also known as PCR) and antibody blood tests.
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