AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrimary Care Collapse: In Ogun State, Nigeria, the Whekan Health Centre in Agada has been left to rot—collapsed roofing, broken windows, mould-stained walls, and no visible beds or medicines—leaving thousands without basic services. Access & Affordability Pressure: A Canada survey finds 55% delayed or skipped care because it was too hard to reach, with rural residents far more likely to travel 30+ minutes for specialists. Digital Prescriptions to Cut Antibiotic Misuse: India’s Health Minister says digital prescriptions are coming to curb “unrestricted” antibiotic use and strengthen the digital health ecosystem. Medication Safety & Logistics: A report highlights how cloud and EHR upgrades haven’t solved medication tracking across multi-site care, creating operational risk as networks expand. Medicaid Eligibility Anxiety: CareArc urges Kansas immigrant patients to prepare for H.R. 1 changes starting Oct. 1, including updating contact info and filling prescriptions early. Workforce & Training Investments: Guyana’s Region 8 commissions a major simulation centre to expand hands-on nursing and clinical training. Mental Health in Policy Debate: Illinois’ assisted suicide law takes effect Sept. 12, drawing renewed calls for stronger palliative care instead. Community Health Support: Qatar Fund for Development and Qatar Red Crescent launch a Rohingya health project in Bangladesh, aiming for 24/7 care for tens of thousands.
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