Revolutionising Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria: Strategies for Enhancing Healthcare Affordability, Accessibility, and Standards

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PSHAN Podcast

Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria

7 episodes

4 days ago

PSHAN podcast focuses on establishing a shared understanding of the significance of transforming healthcare systems as a critical method for promoting human capital development. It aims to improve decision-makers comprehension of the benefits of investing in health system strengthening and to establish the linkages between a more resilient healthcare system and better business outcomes.

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Revolutionising Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria: Strategies for Enhancing Healthcare Affordability, Accessibility, and Standards

PSHAN Podcast

59 minutes 38 seconds

1 year ago

Revolutionising Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria: Strategies for Enhancing Healthcare Affordability, Accessibility, and Standards

The objective of the podcast is to explore innovative strategies and practical solutions for enhancing healthcare affordability, accessibility, and standards in Nigeria. The podcast episode seeks to foster a constructive dialogue with actionable insights that can inform policies, programmes, and practices aimed at revolutionising healthcare delivery in Nigeria.

During the episode, we will explore the strategies for enhancing healthcare affordability, accessibility, and standards. We’ll also discuss the innovative approaches to address challenges such as limited access to quality healthcare services, high healthcare costs, and infrastructure deficiencies.