Joy St John

Joy St John was appointed executive director of CARPHA in July 2019. From 2017 to 2019, she was assistant director general of the World Health Organization, responsible for climate change and other determinants of health. She served as the chief medical officer of Barbados for more than 12 years, and was the first Caribbean person to chair the executive board of the World Health Organization, from 2012 to 2013.

Health

The whole: greater than the sum of its parts

The Caribbean is integration writ large, and by actively engaging in collaborative...

G7 Issue

Better health in the Caribbean and small island states

Another pandemic is an evolutionary certainty. What is less certain, however, is...

G20 Summit

The world is watching

The effects of climate change felt in the Caribbean are now being...

G7 Summit

A healthy balance

Compounding threats are intensifying health burdens in the Caribbean region, but, as...

Ending the pandemic requires G20 leadership

G7 Summit

CARPHA’s regional response to the COVID-19 pandemic

The Caribbean is particularly vulnerable to the virus. CARPHA’s early response has...