AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Workforce: Sixty-one Ghanaian health workers have been deployed to Grenada on two-year contracts to help address shortages in medical facilities. Ghanaian officials urged them to honour their contracts and maintain professional standards. Mental Health Care: Twenty-three Grenadian health professionals have completed training to identify and respond to mental health needs in primary care, including depression, psychosis, dementia and suicide prevention. Hospital Services: Grenadians have until October 23 to submit name, logo and tagline ideas for the proposed Grenada Public Hospitals Authority, part of plans to strengthen hospital management and patient-centred care. New Hospital: Geotechnical assessments led to a change in the planned 250-bed hospital’s location at the CARDI site, with construction expected to take about three years. Disability Support: Grenada is among four Caribbean countries selected for research examining how services support children with disabilities from early childhood through education and into employment.
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