AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealthcare Contract Shock: The Turks and Caicos Government says healthcare services will continue as normal after InterHealth Canada terminated its hospital contract, calling InterHealth’s non-payment and performance claims “misleading and inaccurate” while noting it has paid clinical costs and is handling estates-services contract issues. Antimicrobial Resistance Push: CARPHA completed a five-day technical visit (July 13–17) to strengthen Turks and Caicos lab capacity and AMR surveillance, reviewing biosafety, data systems, governance, and TB referral pathways with the Ministry of Health, NERU, NPHL, and TCI Hospital teams. Marine Monitoring Upgrade: Turks and Caicos hosted the first deployment of a regional marine observation network, part of CIMH’s RCCAME initiative supported by the Caribbean Development Bank and EU funding, aiming to boost marine forecasting and resilience across Caribbean Meteorological Organization member states. Regional Health Security Training: Telus Health delivered IFRS 17 virtual training to the Turks and Caicos Financial Services Commission supervision team to better oversee insurers during the accounting transition.
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