AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Workforce Boost: Angola’s health ministry says it will open 4,800 nursing specialization places to expand and decentralize advanced training across multiple provinces, including new focus areas like cardiology, oncology and forensic nursing. Clinical Collaboration: A Luanda hospital hosted a U.S.-Angolan medical readiness exercise where teams worked side by side to stabilize a critically burned patient, highlighting practical emergency-care skills. Public Health & Safety: A new study in the U.S. links autism in Medicaid to a 14-year life expectancy gap, with higher deaths from causes families and clinicians may be able to prevent. Digital Risk: Check Point reports Angola recorded 5,416 cyber attacks per organization per week in August, up 47% year-on-year, with energy and utilities among the most targeted sectors. Community & Care: Angola’s education pipeline also gets attention as higher-education capacity expands, including more health-focused training opportunities.
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