AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOverseas Treatment Oversight: Cyprus Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides says treatment abroad complements Gesy, not replaces it, after scrutiny over delays. The HIO reported 1,234 requests in the past year, with 889 approved (about 72%); 657 patients travelled or remained overseas for care. Nursing/Midwifery Grants: The Health Ministry is studying extending state grants to Cypriot nursing and midwifery students studying abroad, aiming to start for 2026–27. Proposed support rises year by year to a possible €5,750 over four years, with proof of completion required. Healthcare Funding & Growth: Eurobank told the 9th Cyprus Healthcare Conference that investment and access to financing are key to a modern, sustainable healthcare ecosystem, stressing capital must be channelled into value-creating projects. Mosquito Control & West Nile: Nicosia intensified mosquito control after recent rainfall as West Nile cases rose to 14, with public health action ramping up. Patient Safety & Clinics: Health authorities are mapping high-risk medical centres and investigating plasmapheresis clinics after a Cyprus patient fell seriously ill. Family Support for Addiction: Turkey and TRNC announced stepped-up joint action against addiction, including plans for family support and social services centres in Lefkoşa, targeting drug, gambling and digital gaming/technology addiction early.
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