As the Caribbean region navigates a new era of medical innovation, the shift from paper-bound clinics to interconnected digital ecosystems is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity for resilience. In this article, we discuss digital health records (DHRs): their benefits and challenges, and some Important considerations for Caribbean countries that are in the process of implementing their own DHR system.
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What does digital inclusion really look like in the Eastern Caribbean—and how closely does it reflect realities across the wider CARICOM region? Drawing on findings from ECTEL’s Digital Inclusion Survey, this article explores key trends in connectivity, affordability, digital skills and quality of service, and their implications for Caribbean development.
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In the recently held budget presentation, the Jamaican Government intends to introduce a digital tax before the end of the current calendar year. This article examines the rationale behind the tax, the concerns it has sparked, and what this proposed tax could mean for the private sector, startups, and the country’s digital future.
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Guyana’s schools are preparing to implement biometric tracking to monitor teacher arrival and departure times. With the Ministry of Education emphasising transparency over discipline, we dive into the pros, the cons, and the digital alternatives that could define the future of school accountability.
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As global economic volatility rises, Caribbean countries are prioritising digital public infrastructure (DPI) as a core pillar of national resilience. This article highlights ways in which the region is moving from fragmented services to a seamless digital economy, and key strategies that can provide a blueprint for impactful and resilient development.
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