AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRural Health Workforce: Governor-General Sir Bob Dadae urged medical students to serve rural communities after graduation, where shortages of health workers limit access to care. Health Research: Seven Australia Awards alumni at the PNG Institute of Medical Research are using their skills to support research, policy and better health outcomes. East Sepik Services: A WHO, UN and national health delegation visited rural facilities to identify service gaps; officials called for stronger monitoring. Hospitals and Training: PNG and Israel are considering specialist doctor visits, hospital partnerships and advanced training for PNG health workers. Health System Reform: The Constitutional and Law Reform Commission has completed East Sepik consultations on the Provincial Health Authorities Act, including staffing, medical supplies, funding and accountability. Child Health: Buk bilong Pikinini is expanding lessons on nutrition and handwashing for children and parents. Clinic Alert: A global recall of professional pregnancy tests includes facilities in PNG; the tests may give false-positive results.
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