AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCommunity Health Access: WACP Liberia Chapter launched a free specialist medical outreach in New Kru Town, offering consultations, screenings, referrals, and public health education to boost early disease detection and prevention. Regional Health Leadership: WAHO marked its 39th anniversary, calling for stronger ECOWAS cooperation, sustainable funding, tech innovation, and better preparedness for emerging health threats. Nursing Skills Boost: China-Sierra Leone Nursing Training Center ran a specialized course using telemedicine plus hands-on clinical instruction, training over 40 nurses and adding practical eye-care, emergency triage, and nursing management skills. Emergency Care Training: A separate China-Sierra Leone “First Responder” program trained nearly 150 nursing students and faculty at Central University with CPR and emergency response simulations. Public Health at Borders: Sierra Leone introduced a mandatory online health declaration for all travellers via the Health Travel Portal, generating a QR/reference code to strengthen disease surveillance. Child Protection Online Harm: Authorities urged the public to stop sharing a viral alleged child abuse video, warning reposts can worsen trauma and may break child protection laws. Health Workforce & Systems: Coverage also highlights labour and work-permit administration training and broader youth mental health focus, pointing to the need for stronger health and support systems.
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