AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMRI Centre Update: Work on the Joseph N. France General Hospital MRI facility is in its final phase, with the building about 95% complete and remaining electrical and air-conditioning adjustments before a Faraday cage is installed and the MRI machine delivered and commissioned. Healthcare Standards: The Ministry of Health says securing international accreditation for JNF General Hospital is a renewed priority, with management upgrades aimed at meeting global quality and patient-safety expectations. Renal Care for Nevis: Nevis is moving ahead with its first dedicated dialysis centre at Alexandra Hospital, a US$1.3 million project planned to add five dialysis stations for up to 20 patients, reducing the need to travel off-island. Elderly Care Upgrades: Cardin Home rehabilitation has begun ahead of its 100th anniversary, including improvements to residential buildings and care services such as physiotherapy and nutrition support. Infection Control Support: CleanRite donated sanitation and hygiene dispensers to JNF General Hospital to strengthen infection-control and reduce waste. Public Health & Safety: Major crime in St. Kitts and Nevis fell 10% in the first half of 2026, with sharp drops in robberies, firearm offences, and breaking offences. Youth & Community Wellness: PM Drew highlighted community football as a summer activity to keep young people engaged and steer them away from crime and violence. Restorative Justice: Garden of Rebirth will host “Restorative Pathways” with international facilitators for healing, accountability, and justice reform on Aug. 5. Regional Health Security: CARPHA and the OECS renewed a partnership to strengthen travellers’ health and tourism-related public health across member states through 2030. Neurological Disease Alert: A PAHO-led Lancet study flags a rising neurological disorder burden across the Americas, placing St. Kitts and Nevis among the hardest hit.
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