AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHospital Comfort Upgrades: JNF General Hospital is now fully air-conditioned, with units installed in oncology, pediatrics, outpatient, OBGYN, and parts of psychiatry—part of a wider push to protect patients and staff as temperatures rise. Cardiology Boost: St. Kitts and Nevis appointed its first cardiologist, Dr. Angel Luis Olivera, to launch in-country cardiology services, including outpatient clinics and plans for 24-hour inpatient coverage plus echocardiogram, CT angiogram, and Holter monitoring. Digital Health Governance: The Ministry of Health set up a Nursing Informatics Advisory Committee to guide nursing’s role in the HIS/EHR rollout, supported by the St. Kitts Nevis Robotics Association. Child Health & Habits: Child Month 41 wrapped with grand parades in Basseterre and Nevis, centered on “Fueling Our Bodies with the Best” and promoting nutrition, movement, rest, and overall wellness. Community Testing Access: A Regional Testing Day at Independence Square offered free health services in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the National Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS. Pediatric Therapy Access: A new Pediatric Therapy Facility opened in Lime Kiln, expanding outpatient speech-language and occupational therapy for children with developmental needs. Workforce & Care Coverage: The Ministry of Health defended Ghana’s health worker exchange, saying 47 professionals will serve on fixed-term contracts while helping address local unemployment among trained health workers. Youth Prevention Focus: The Summer of Intervention initiative brought stakeholders together to expand positive summer opportunities and reduce exposure to crime and violence.
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