AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMental Health Trends: Montserrat’s six-year mental health review (2020–2026) found depression and psychotic disorders among the top diagnoses, with a rise in new cases and more young people (10–19) being formally assessed after a child psychologist role expanded. Wellness & Community: Nevis hosted a “Farmacy of Light” documentary screening with a wellness panel, linking holistic healing, nature, and plant-based agriculture while highlighting rural women’s agri-tourism and training. Health Workforce & Training: Seven Vincentians graduated from Cuban medical universities—five in medicine and two in nursing—through the SVG–Cuba scholarship programme, with officials calling it an investment in national health capacity. Dementia Care Support: SVGADDA trained 42 caregivers and community members in dementia recognition, communication, behaviour support, safe daily care, and caregiver well-being. Public Health Security for Tourism: CARPHA and the OECS renewed a partnership to strengthen travellers’ health across the tourism sector through 2030. Violence & Health Impact: Police are investigating a Fountain shooting that sent Asbert Williams to Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, as homicide rates remain high; separately, police also reported the 28th homicide after Amir Roberts was killed in Lowmans Leeward. Police & Mental Health Accountability: A lawsuit continues after alleged police attacks on Kenton Harris, described as having chronic psychiatric challenges, with calls for better specialized training. Child Death Investigation: RSVGP said a one-year-old died after being found unresponsive at a Richland Park residence; a post-mortem is expected.
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