AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Health Infrastructure: A new opinion piece argues Tiyan is the best site for Guam’s future hospital, citing central access for emergencies, room for long-term expansion, and practical land-use reuse. Workforce Pipeline: Guam Community College’s inaugural ADN-RN cohort posted a 100% NCLEX-RN pass rate, adding 20 new registered nurses to the island’s healthcare workforce. Hospital Operations: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority received a $136,000 federal grant for a boom lift to help maintenance crews reach elevated areas for inspections and repairs in-house. Care Access & Costs: Del. James Moylan says changes to the de minimis exemption are driving new customs steps and added costs for Guam-bound mail, pushing residents to use an online customs process. Community Health Needs: A GoFundMe seeks help for Bryant Taitano, who is dealing with congestive heart failure, acute renal failure, and chronic kidney disease, with possible off-island surgery. Nutrition & Prevention: A health explainer highlights soy as a high-quality plant protein with all essential amino acids. Public Health Planning: DPHSS is seeking input on a diabetes plan.
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