AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRegional Health Priorities: OECS Director General Didacus Jules says Caribbean countries should set their own health agenda, rather than follow short-term donor projects that can leave services without trained staff, maintained equipment or lasting support. Ghana-Grenada Partnership: Grenada’s 60 healthcare professionals from Ghana are expected to serve for two years. A commentary on South-South cooperation says the partnership can also help Grenada learn from Ghana’s community-based primary care model. Health Accountability: As Grenada’s party leaders debate today, healthcare is among the key topics. A physician argues campaign pledges should include measurable targets, timelines, costs and responsible agencies. Mental Health: Grenada is advancing WHO QualityRights training to support more person-centred, recovery-focused care that respects the rights and dignity of people with mental health conditions. Breast Cancer: St. George’s University is calling for breast screening decisions in Africa to reflect individual risk, symptoms and access to diagnostic services—not age alone.
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