AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMental Health & Patient Safety: A Liverpool court heard that a mental health nurse allegedly failed to carry out required checks for nearly 25 minutes before a 22-year-old patient died by suicide, with the nurse jailed for wilful neglect—an urgent reminder for stronger monitoring and accountability in psychiatric care. Public Health Financing: Cameroon’s partnership with the Global Fund received a boost with a €205 million grant for 2027–2029 to strengthen HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria prevention and treatment, plus wider primary care access. Flood Preparedness: NEMA says it is closely monitoring the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon to reduce flood risk along the River Benue, including early-warning messages and coordination with local emergency structures. Community Health Access: A Noun Division campaign led by Young Peuple delivered free specialized consultations across multiple sites, including dental and eye care, aiming to close gaps in basic services. Health Systems & Mobility Safety: Yango Cameroon reported safety and driver wellbeing activities with Douala and Yaoundé councils, combining training with free health check-ups for partner drivers. Health Policy & Enforcement: A debate on femicide in Cameroon argues the country already criminalizes murder and calls for better prevention and enforcement, not just new laws.
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