AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealthcare Workforce: Sixty-one Ghanaian health professionals have been deployed to Grenada on renewable two-year contracts to help address staffing shortages. Ghana’s Labour Minister urged them to honour their agreements and work professionally. Hospital Services: Grenadians have until October 23 to submit name, logo and tagline ideas for the proposed Grenada Public Hospitals Authority, part of a reform intended to improve accountability and patient-centred care. New Hospital: Geotechnical assessments have shifted the planned 250-bed hospital to the eastern side of the former CARDI site, where construction is expected to avoid costly piling. Major earthworks are targeted for November. Public Health and Safety: Grenada’s Pesticide Control Board has launched a national audit of pesticide importers, sellers and users to strengthen oversight and protect food, water and public health. Mental Wellness: With the November election approaching, a local commentary warns that political anxiety can affect mental and physical well-being, and urges Grenadians to watch for stress and conflict in political discussions.
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