KINGSTON, Jamaica — In a significant boost to their academic pursuits, nursing students at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona have been gifted new laptops by the Richard and Diana Stewart Foundation. The donation ceremony was held at the Faculty of Medical Sciences on Monday, marking a pivotal moment in the students’ educational journey. Diana Stewart, head of the foundation, lauded the students for their unwavering dedication and service, hailing them as ‘quiet heroes in moments of crisis.’ She highlighted the evolving role of technology in healthcare, stressing its importance in modern nursing practices. ‘Technology is now an essential part of patient care, from digital health records to telemedicine,’ Stewart remarked. She emphasized that access to such tools is critical for learning, research, and professional preparation. The donation, she noted, is not merely a contribution of equipment but an investment in the future of Jamaica’s healthcare sector. Stewart expressed her hope that the laptops would enable students to conduct research, complete assignments, and collaborate effectively, fostering the efficiency and flexibility required in today’s world. The gesture underscores the foundation’s commitment to education and its mission to empower the next generation of healthcare professionals. ‘May these laptops serve you well, and may you continue to serve with excellence, compassion, and pride,’ Stewart concluded.
WATCH: Nursing students receive laptops from Richard and Diana Stewart Foundation
