AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHospital Care: Health Minister Vincent Wheatley says negative experiences at the Dr D. Orlando Smith Hospital spread quickly on social media, while positive stories often go unshared. He pointed to a new patient feedback system for addressing concerns. Cancer Support: The BVI Cancer Society says it receives the lowest government subvention among nonprofits, despite growing demand from patients and families. President Gloria Fahie says fundraising helps keep its support going. Waste and Health: Wheatley says the Pockwood Pond incinerator will be repaired and another, with a capacity of about 50 tonnes a day, is being considered. Residents have called for relief from smoke at the landfill. Health System Funding: The minister says a flexible funding model is proposed for the BVI Health Services Authority as part of broader reforms to healthcare financing, governance and care. NHI and Social Security: Employers, self-employed people and other contributors with arrears can apply for an amnesty ending December 31; eligible applicants may have penalties waived or arrange a payment plan.
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