Counting What Truly Counts: Translating Data into Impact and Legacy Home / OP-ED / Counting What Truly Counts Twitter Facebook LinkedIn WhatsApp Copy link Print Counting What Truly Counts: Translating Data into Impact and Legacy Numbers matter in health development—but only when they reflect lives changed, systems strengthened, and legacies sustained. Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)…
HSCL ACE3: Leveraging Digital Health and Predictive Innovation for Transformation and Impact – Blog Post Alimi Oyindamola Associate Director, MEL HSCL – ACE3 4 min read HSCL ACE3: Leveraging Digital Health and Predictive Innovation for Transformation and Impact In Kebbi, Sokoto, and Zamfara States, healthcare is becoming smarter and faster, tailored to individual needs. The…
THE NIGERIAN HEALTH SECTOR AND THE BRAIN DRAIN SYNDROME In recent years, Nigeria has faced a mass exodus of its skilled medical professionals to other countries, often referred to as the “brain drain syndrome.” This unfortunate phenomenon has far-reaching implications for the country’s healthcare system, economy, and overall development. It is imperative to delve into…
Journal: Hospital Practice Publisher: Taylor and Francis Evaluation of healthcare facilities and personnel distribution in Lagos State: implications on universal health coverage Maxwell Obubu, Nkata Chuku, Alozie Ananaba, Firdausi Umar Sadiq, Emmanuel Sambo, Oluwatosin Kolade, Tolulope Oyekanmi, Kehinde Olaosebikan & Oluwafemi Serrano Received 18 Nov 2022, Accepted 17 Jan 2023, Accepted author version posted online: 02 Feb 2023, Published online: 06 Feb 2023 Download citation …