Hong Kong – Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital announces sentinel event
Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital announces sentinel event
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The following is issued on behalf of the Hospital Authority:
The spokesman for Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital (PYNEH) announced a sentinel event today (November 6):
A 49-year-old female patient with end-stage cancer was admitted to the medical ward of PYNEH on October 28 due to symptomatic anaemia. Her clinical condition and mood were stable.
During the ward round at 12am today, the patient was found resting on bed without any abnormality. At 12.30am, the patient was found hanging with a cable around her neck and loss of consciousness. Hospital staff removed the cable and notified the relatives immediately. The patient was certified dead at 1.41am today.
The hospital is deeply saddened by the incident and expressed deep condolences to relatives. It will provide necessary assistance to the family. The hospital has reported the incident to the Police and will co-operate in the investigation.
The hospital is very concerned about the incident and has reported to the Hospital Authority Head Office via the Advance Incident Reporting System. A root cause analysis investigation will be conducted to look into the incident. The incident has been referred to the Coroner.
“I AM MUSIC” by Pamela McGee Wilkinson will be displayed at the LA Times Festival of Books 2022
About the Author
Pamela McGee Wilkinson has been writing since the fourth grade when her mom complimented her on her writing skills contained in her 4-H camp letter to home. Later, in high school, the biography she penned about a classmate of hers, was singled out as the best example in the class. She became more prolific in the 80s when she started writing poetry. Then came newsletters, skits, lyrics for existing music, and articles for local newspapers. She lives in southern Utah USA, is the widow of Kenneth Wilkinson, mother of three and grandmother of eight.
Although Little Rock, AR native Pamela Hopkins and former Searcy, AR police officer Matt Dame were from the same state, the duo had never met in-person, prior to recording their single, “Little Things.” Matt had moved to Nashville, so the pair, along with co-writer Trafton Harvey, met via zoom to write the song, based on an idea that Pamela had. That single raced to the top of the iTunes Country Songs chart in South Africa. The track has also amassed more than 175K streams on Spotify. Now, the singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and self-described “foul-mouth with curves” has released the music video for “Little Things.” Pamela recalls the day of the video shoot: “It was storming when we shot the video, so we were trying to keep an eye on the tornado warnings the whole day. We shot several scenes at my house and luckily, the other couples that were in the video all lived in our neighborhood. So we went from house to house, wrapping equipment in black garbage bags to protect it from the rain.” She continues, “Now, I was a little miffed at my husband before the shoot. He was trying to pour me a lot of peanut butter whiskey (which is my favorite)–which you see in the video (lol)—so I’d drink it and not be mad at him! (I can’t remember if that worked or not though–haha). I remember we kept making jokes about some of the not-so-pleasant things couples go through and talked about turning it into a more comical video verses sweet and endearing video…like, we started joking around about the pillow scene —like when she lays down, ‘do we put the pillow over her face?’ (lol) You know, joking about how sometimes we want to ‘kill em!” Or, ‘do we shoot a shot of them clipping their toenails and leaving them on the floor to be found at a later date by stepping barefoot on the sharp edges?” About Pamela Hopkins: Little Rock, Arkansas native, Pamela Hopkins, is a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Her first Nashville album of all original music was released in February 1995. She returned to the studio to record her second album/EP project released in October 2018. 2 more singles were released in 2019.Pamela returned to the studio in the spring of 2020, in Franklin, TN, to record her next 4 singles with Off the Row Recording Studio as one of their “Break Out Artists.” She plans to release 6 singles in 2021. Pamela regularly performs in piano bars, Norwegian Cruise Ships and clubs across the US. https://www.Pamelahopkinsmusic.comMTS Artist Pamela Hopkins Releases Music Video for Chart-Topping Hit
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