AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Health: Bermuda’s Ministry of Health says the risk of Ebola remains low, but has introduced enhanced surveillance for travellers arriving from Uganda, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including entry screening and 21 days of monitoring. Cancer Care Spotlight: Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre has been selected for the global UICC/BBC StoryWorks series “Rewriting Cancer,” featuring prostate cancer survivor Malcolm Trott and highlighting how care has evolved locally. Workforce & Skills for Care: Dr. Kyjuan H. Brown’s Institute of Health Sciences earned VTCT Skills Approved Centre status, bringing internationally recognised trichology training to Bermuda. Community Resilience Training: Bermuda College is adding fall 2026 crisis response courses, led by an ICISF-certified instructor, to help professionals and volunteers deliver “emotional first aid” and group crisis intervention. Health System Scrutiny: A family of 34-year-old Dandre Outerbridge is criticising the Bermuda Hospitals Board, alleging failures and calling for investigation after repeated medical ordeals. Road Safety & Injury Risk: Reports show 12 overturned vehicles on Bermuda roads in 2026 so far—double the 2025 total—linked to distracted and careless driving.
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