AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHIV Care: A Guyanese study found that 21.4% of 112 adults with advanced HIV had at least one serious opportunistic infection; about one-third of infections showed no obvious symptoms, underscoring the need for routine screening. Surgical Care: Georgetown Public Hospital has completed 100 robotic-assisted procedures since launching the programme in May, across general surgery, urology and gynaecology, and plans to train more surgeons. Community Screening: The CPL’s free health checks screened 5,555 fans across eight Caribbean venues and issued 984 referrals or follow-up vouchers. Patient Care: Health Minister Frank Anthony urged healthcare workers to strengthen accountability and put patients first, as more than 50 professionals completed specialist training. Cancer Services: Guyana has also launched a national plan to improve breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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