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170:(OECS)'s Ministers of Health and as president of their Eastern Caribbean Drug Services, which used collective bargaining to lower the costs of the procurement of pharmaceuticals. She initiated, the following year, an annual conference of the Ministers of Health of the OECS, attending its first meeting, which was held in 152:, San Sauveur, Warner, and Woodford Hill, and renovating preexisting centers located in Calibishie, Colihaut, Marigot, Pointe Michel, Salybia, Scotts Head, and Soufriere. Her programs for improvements included both equipment and training to expand the health care services throughout the island. 83:
banker who served in politics from 1990 to 2000. She was particularly involved, as the Minister of Health and Social Security, in the development of infrastructure improvement projects including health centers, sports complexes, roads and water systems.
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for his cabinet, she was appointed to serve as the Minister of Health and Social Security. Active as a Minister, Paul pressed for the construction work on health facilities, establishing new centers in Morne Prosper,
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Upon completing her education, James initially began working as a teacher. She married Anthony Paul and the couple had two children: Antonio and Nicole. After a brief time teaching, Paul began working at the
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In her district, Paul actively worked to develop the infrastructure improving roads and sports centers. She established new water systems for Bells,
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to Dorothy and Isaac James. She began her education at the St. Joseph Government School and then attended Convent High School before entering
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delegation, Paul was one of the administrators to provide input on Phase Two of the Caribbean Cooperation in Health initiative.
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Policy Choices and Practical Problems in Health Economics: Cases from Latin America and the Caribbean
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Doreen James was born in 1962, in the west coast village of
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in 1998. In 1999, Paul traveled to Geneva to meet with
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Minto-Coy, Indianna D.; Berman, Evan (24 June 2015).
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Index

Layou
British Dominica
Dominican
Layou
British Dominica
Dominica Grammar School
Sixth Form College
National Bank of Dominica
House of Assembly of Dominica
Saint Joseph District
United Workers Party
1995 general election
Prime Minister
Edison James
Salisbury
Mero
Saint Joseph
Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
St. Kitts
Gro Harlem Brundtland
World Health Organization
CARICOM
2000 general election
Vince Henderson





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