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There’s lots of interest currently in Modern General Practice Access and the triage systems being used by practices across the Uk Join me on 7 May to reflect on what digital triage systems really look like, and how digital, how efficient and how equitable such systems are 👇

Some great learning on policy development and implementation in the context of taskshifting in Nigerian maternity services from last year's prize winner Francis Ayomoh #HPPNUK

Fascinating insights into the different meanings of task-shifting policy for maternal healthcare services in Nigeria by Francis Ayomoh #hppnuk #HPPNUK

I'm writing this hack for poor young Nigerians that want to work in development sector that have no connection or family wealth to leverage on after graduation. I have been there. I will share with you what I did to break-out. During your NYSC, 1. Buy a 2nd-hand laptop.

It’s my pleasure to participate in the Oxford Africa Conference 2024 to speak about Infrastructure, Innovation, and Investments for Health Security in Africa alongside Reshania Naidoo MD MPH, Muhammad Ali Pate and Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Thank you very much Adebisi B Adenipekun for inviting to be part of this!

I learnt a lot about using twitter as qualitative data source, working with Neda Taghinejadi Trisha Greenhalgh Francis Ayomoh Dr. Wasim Ahmed and Dr Anne-Marie Boylan on this project about pain experiences during #IUD / #coil procedures. An important #womenshealth topic that deserves more attention!

Join the 2024 Oxford Global Health Society Conference on climate change and health system resilience on Monday, 24 June 2024 at the Thatcher Business Education Centre, Said Business School, University of Oxford btw 1-6pm. Register to attend in person or virtually. eventbrite.com/e/oghs-confere…

📢 Announcement:🙏🏾 x'ers and #maternalhealth advocates help needed. Kiran Roy and I are researching how the #media reports #maternal #deaths in West #Africa. Please point us to articles that report deaths of #pregnant #women in 🇳🇬🇬🇭🇧🇯🇹🇬🇧🇫🇸🇱🇱🇷🇲🇱🇸🇳🇳🇪 🇨🇮🇬🇳🇲🇷🇬🇼🇬🇲🇨🇻. See poster🙏🏾

Commonwealth youth leaders have concluded a critical summit in London, with the launch of two key initiatives: 🙋🏽‍♀️ Commonwealth Young Health Leaders Fellowship 🏥 Commonwealth Leadership Institute These initiatives aim to promote better health and well-being for the

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On #HumanRightsDay, we recognize that healthcare is a human right. We celebrate the #proCHWs who deliver care to those living in the world's most remote communities, & we call on leaders & funders to invest in the community-led primary care that can make #HealthForAll a reality.

So I did something small on #Malaria vaccine advocacy. Huge congratulations to Chikwe Ihekweazu on becoming the new Acting WHO African Region Afro Regional Health Director! With your leadership, let's turbocharge our efforts against malaria, putting vaccination in the spotlight. #EchoesofMalaria

Francis Ayomoh In Kenya and Nigeria, task shifting is key to enhancing healthcare delivery in stretched thin resources.Kenya, by leveraging community health workers, expands service reach but grapples with regulatory and motivational hurdles.

Impressive Dr Jumoke Oduwole! It always looks easy when you have someone with a mix of experience, passion and optimism at the helm of affairs!

Advocacy in healthcare is a driving force for change.Join me this Wednesday,as I demonstrate how the quiet whispers from #advocates like Dr. Chinonso Egemba,Nigerian Doctor, Dr Kelechi Okoro | Ebonyi Babe, Dr Babatunde, Sage of the Six Paths The_Bearded_Dr_Sina among others have amplified into powerful roars.

Primary Health Care Centers (PHCs) are the bedrock of healthy communities. They're where families get essential services: vaccinations, prenatal care, and treatment for common illnesses. Strengthening these centres means healthier individuals and stronger communities. It's

Imagine a community where every child receives timely vaccinations, every mother has access to quality prenatal care, and every person can access treatment for common illnesses. By focusing on PHCs, we can build a healthier future for all. Let's advocate for better funding,