AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHSA NICU Upgrade: Rotary Central Cayman Islands donated a Natus CFM Brainz Monitor to the Health Services Authority’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, boosting continuous brain monitoring for newborns and helping teams detect seizures and guide cooling therapy. National Cancer Policy: Cayman has published its first National Cancer Policy to standardise prevention, screening, early detection, diagnosis and ongoing care, starting with bowel, female breast and cervical screening. Marine Safety Update: A tourist was bitten by a predatory fish off Governor’s Beach; authorities say it’s likely a barracuda or shark, and the injury is non-life-threatening with recovery expected. Governance Accountability: KPMG’s review of the Health Services Authority flags slow decisions, limited accountability and risks to timely, high-quality care, with calls for meaningful change. Community Wellness Events: Camana Bay launches free weekly parkrun for active community connection, and the Cayman Heart Foundation’s Robert Hamaty Memorial 5K is set for 27 September to support cardiovascular wellness. Conservation & Health Education: The National Trust broke ground on a new Blue Iguana Conservation office and lab at the Botanic Park, adding space for medical exams, research and a “living classroom.” Food Security Watch: The Trinidad and Tobago Farmers’ Union warns chicken shortages could return in 6–12 months without long-term fixes to poultry costs and biosecurity.
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