AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Health Upgrade: Bahrain’s Supreme Council for Health chief Lt Gen Dr Shaikh Mohammed visited Salmaniya Medical Complex to review new electronic health systems, including the Medical Records Management System (MAK-RMS) aimed at linking government hospitals for more secure, integrated care. Genomics for Youth: Bahrain launched the “Genome Guides” training at Youth City 2030, teaching young people about human genomics, clinical genomics, gene therapy, precision medicine and pharmacogenomics. Primary Care Skills: A new Bahrain study urges targeted training and resources for primary care physicians to perform minor surgical procedures safely and effectively, citing attitudes and barriers across local health centres. Diabetes Summer Care: Bahrain Diabetes Society members warn that hot weather can worsen skin issues for people with diabetes, stressing daily foot and skin checks and proper moisturising to prevent infections. Gulf Health Cooperation: Bahrain reaffirmed support for GCC health integration and pharmaceutical security at the Gulf Health Council executive board meeting in Riyadh, highlighting unified procurement and medicine supply continuity. Breastfeeding Support: The Bahrain Nursing and Midwifery Society joined World Breastfeeding Week activities with SMC, visiting labour rooms and postnatal wards to encourage breastfeeding and guide new mothers.
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