AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPM’s Recovery: Prime Minister Matthew Wale says he is recovering well in Australia and expects to return home this week. Children’s Ear Care: Nearly 20 doctors and nurses have trained to treat common ear problems at local clinics, reducing the need for families to travel to Honiara. Temotu Services: Lata Hospital has just two doctors, half the number needed, and is short of nurses, medicines and supplies; the health minister says a new hospital is needed. Maternal Health: Nurses’ association SINA is urging urgent reforms, warning that staffing and supply shortages and laboratory delays put life-saving maternity care at risk. Digital Health: Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre has moved patient records onto a digital system, easing the burden of paper registers for staff serving more than 100 patients a day. Remote Access: The upgraded Santa Cruz airfield is expected to improve links to essential health and emergency services in Temotu.
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