🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

The goal of the #RICOM3Project is to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality from indirect causes by applying a Quality-of-Care model to improve prevention, early detection and management of these indirect causes #EndMaternalMortality #QoC #NCDsInPregnancy

#RICOM3 helps Nigerian women take ownership of their pregnancy journey #EndMaternalMortality; Here’s how: mailchi.mp/nigeriahealthw…

In this week's #NHWTorchlight piece, Chibugo Okoli throws light on RICOM3, a unique & innovative Quality-of- Care approach to reduce maternal morbidity & mortality in #Nigeria. Read here 👉 nhwat.ch/37BK6pw #GivingBirthInNigeria

It is our first Echo Session for the year 2021 and barely 3 days away............ Keep a date with us let us talk about Sicke cell in Pregnancy(more information on how to join in the flyer) RICOM3 Jhpiego mDoc Healthcare HSDF

Dr. Chibugo Okoli Project Director of the RICOM3 says: "I #ChooseToChallenge the health care system in Nigeria to provide focused quality health services for pregnant women...." #IWD2021 #InternationalWomensDay #GivingBirthInNigeria

We,FCT health workers have a voice and our voices will be heard as we rise collectively to #ChooseToChallenge the social and cultural stereotype our women face daily in accessing care.RICOM3 #InternationalWomensDay #GenerationEquality #IWD2021 Jhpiego HSDF mDoc Healthcare

As health care workers in Lagos State,we are strong and powerful as we in turn educate our women at the health facilities that they have a right to speak up and be heard. RICOM3 #InternationalWomensDay #GenderEquality Jhpiego mDoc Healthcare HSDF

Happy International Women's day to all the strong women out there taking great strides in their endeavors as we continue to empower them to actualize their dreams.RICOM3 As you think it, you can do it. #InternationalWomensDay #GenderEquality Jhpiego HSDF mDoc Healthcare

Nigeria Health Watch OMOMI Wellahealth mDoc Healthcare Ashiru Adam Abubakar Lynda Ozor Society for Family Health White Ribbon Alliance Kimberly Seals Allers Maternity Worldwide A4a. In our context, it is common for pregnant women to access different health facilities in the course of pregnancy, delivery and postnatal care. Through the RICOM3 with Jhpiego & HSDF mDoc Healthcare conducted a digital prevalence survey in 2019. #givingbirthinnigeria

Through the kind donations of Jhpiego Miles for Mothers donors, PPEs were donated to four(4) facilities across the Ikorodu and Alimosho LGA's in Lagos State.The donations were well appreciated as we continue to help control the spread of COVID19 and other infectious diseases.

RICOM3 facility advocacy visits to the MD's, MoH's, OIC's and health workers of additional facilities in the Alimosho and Ikorodu LGA for the Project Scale-up. Thanks to LSMOH for your continued support as we strive to #End Maternal Mortality in women of reproductive age

#HappeningNow Dr. Omotayo states some vital signs you should look out for and the possible complications related to it. #RICM3Project #ECHOsession #Medtwitter #Womenshealth #hypertension

Another RICOM3 ECHO session for health care workers taking place this Thursday 20th of May. Do register and participate. Promises to be a very informative session #COVIDVaccines #PregnantWomen

retweeting this thread from last fall for no particular reason just purely and totally randomly à propos of absolutely nothing whatsoever

Nigeria remains one of the leading contributors to maternal deaths globally In this piece, Thee Oyebanji writes about RICOM3, a unique & innovative Quality-of-Care approach to reducing maternal mortality & morbidity in Nigeria A must-read piece👉 nhwat.ch/3MeyHNS

"Promoting women's health benefits the entire world, not just a community."-Ify Babatunde-Yusuf. To reduce the Nigeria's high maternal mortality rates, we must continue to invest in women's health to enable them to make informed health decisions. #GivingBirthInNigeria

During the 16 days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, Women In Global Health talked to Chioma Oduenyi, Project Director for USAID MOMENTUM in Nigeria, about her work to prevent violence against women and girls. womeningh.org/gbv-ms-chioma-…

In this week's #NHWTorchlight piece, Efe & Thee Oyebanji highlight the RICOM3, a unique & innovative Quality-of-Care approach to reduce maternal mortality & morbidity caused by #NCDsInPregnancy in #Nigeria. Read here 👉🏾 bit.ly/RICOM3Project #GivingBirthInNigeria