Registration & Networking Roundtables
Start the day with coffee and conversation. Choose a topic and join a lightly facilitated roundtable designed to exchange practical insights and connect with peers addressing similar challenges.
Start the day with coffee and conversation. Choose a topic and join a lightly facilitated roundtable designed to exchange practical insights and connect with peers addressing similar challenges.
Exploring practical applications of AI and emerging technologies in healthcare, including opportunities to improve access, efficiency, patient experience and outcomes.
Discussing workforce pressures across Caribbean and Island healthcare systems and practical approaches to recruitment, retention, skills development and new models of care.
Exploring practical approaches to advancing UHC across the Caribbean, including sustainable financing, equitable access to care and strengthening health systems to meet population needs.
Exploring how health systems can strengthen mental health provision and build more resilient services that can respond to changing population and system needs.
Island health systems are navigating rising demand, constrained resources, climate risk and rapid technological change. This opening keynote will examine the forces shaping healthcare across the Caribbean and other island jurisdictions, drawing on KPMG’s new Island Snapshots research to identify shared challenges, emerging opportunities and priorities for action.
The session will also mark the launch of the KPMG Global Center of Excellence for Island Healthcare, a new platform focused on advancing insight and collaboration across island health systems.
Building resilient and equitable health systems across Caribbean islands requires coordinated strategies that address structural vulnerabilities while improving access, quality and long-term sustainability.
With fiscal space tightening and healthcare needs rising, island governments need sustainable financing strategies that can support stronger services, modern infrastructure and wider access to care.
Island health systems are increasingly exposed to extreme weather, sea-level rise and service disruption. This session will examine how resilient facilities, flexible delivery models and smarter infrastructure investment can protect continuity of care during climate emergencies.
No one chooses a career in healthcare for predictable hours, a quiet office or an easy working day. Doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals choose it because they want to care for people. Yet too often, the way healthcare is organized makes that purpose harder to fulfil. As healthcare systems face rising demand, workforce shortages, burnout and financial pressures the imperative to adopt digital is greater than ever – but what does this look like for island jurisdictions?
Digital health and telemedicine can expand access, improve continuity of care and strengthen prevention across island health systems. This session will examine what it takes to move from promising pilots to sustainable, system-wide adoption.
Mental health remains one of the most under-resourced areas of public health across the Caribbean. As demand grows, regional leaders are developing new approaches to policy, service delivery, legislation, community engagement and technology. This session will focus on practical lessons from implementing mental-health reform.
Workforce shortages are constraining healthcare access and quality across island systems. This session will examine where the most urgent gaps lie and how governments, providers and training institutions can strengthen recruitment, retention and regional workforce development.
These sessions offer delegates the opportunity to select and participate in breakout discussions. These sessions are intended to be interactive and guided by real experience as a basis for learning and lesson sharing. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, draw parallels and discuss relevant strategies.
How can Caribbean health leaders strengthen pharmaceutical access, pooled procurement, inventory management and supply-chain resilience. The session will explore practical country experiences and consider how regional institutions, ministries and technical partners can work together more effectively.
Sharing practical lessons on developing and implementing a healthcare strategy aligned to organizational priorities.