AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCancer Planning: The Cayman Islands has opened consultation on a proposed National Cancer Registry, which would require doctors and dentists to report basic patient information within 14 days of diagnosis. The consultation runs until 15 November. Officials say national data could guide prevention, screening and care planning; cancer accounts for about one in five local deaths. Health Leadership: Annikki Hill has been appointed Director of the Department of Health Regulatory Services and Superintendent of Health Insurance, succeeding Mervyn Conolly, who retired after more than 45 years in public service. Regional Health: Health Minister Katherine Ebanks-Wilks joined Caribbean discussions on cancer care, noncommunicable diseases, emergency preparedness, digital health and access to care, with a focus on regional cooperation. Workplace Well-being: Cayman Judiciary staff took part in a retreat focused on resilience, connection and managing workplace pressures.
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