AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoStroke care in focus: Bermuda Hospitals Board’s Primary Stroke Centre has earned Accreditation Canada “Stroke Distinction” again, covering Acute Stroke Services and Inpatient Rehabilitation Services for another four years, with leaders saying stroke remains an “epidemic on the island” and the centre met 100% of criteria. Nursing scholarships: The Bermuda Nurses Association awarded its 2026 Iris Almeria Davis Scholarships to Channa McGowan, Unzae Swan and Naziah Robinson, supporting diabetes study and student nurse training with $10,000 total. Seniors housing: A Warwick planning bid would create a 27-unit seniors community at Leith Hill Lane, pairing independent living with on-site care services and amenities. Road safety bill: A road safety push survived after the Government tried to stop debate procedurally, with sobriety checkpoints and stronger penalties still not yet debated. Cyber and health data: A parliamentary committee says the Health Ministry couldn’t confirm whether personal Covid travel authorisation data was taken in the 2023 cyberattack, calling for clearer rules on retention and destruction. Dental opening: Signature Dental Aesthetics is set to open in Hamilton with general care plus implants, cosmetic dentistry, facial esthetics and in-office sedation.
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