Professor Grange, History and the Federal Ministry of Health
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We forget easily as people. These days, reflecting on the most recent change of guard at the Federal Ministry of Health, it…
Final activities of our Minister of Health
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Our Acting president has dissolved the Federal Executive Council. Conventional wisdom suggests that some of the ministers will be re-appointed while others…
UNDP report on Nigeria - startling findings
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Despite the rhetoric about apparent growth in some sectors of the Nigerian economy ours remains one of the most unequal countries in…
OUR children
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Do not look away – these are OUR children – children as old as mine, killed in Jos, in OUR Nigeria, in…
1948 - A Doctor in Nigeria
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Find this video from 1948 Nigeria received via Naijablog. Notice the tight interface between clinical medicne and public health…even in 1948! http://www.nigeriahealthwatch.com/ Never doubt that…
STATE GOVERNMENTS AND THE PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES IN NIGERIA
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This is a guest post by Tarry Asoka First published on the Carenet Website. Here Nigeria is a federal country of 36…
Thoughts on the JOB - CMD of our National Hospital
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A few days ago we posted a blog on the job for the CEO/CMD for Nigeria’s premier public hospital – The National Hospital, Abuja….
The fuss about telemedicine
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OK…I confess….I do not think that this is the solution to Africa’s health care problems…but I stand to be convinced. Recently…experts from…
JOB - CEO National Hospital Abuja
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From NBF Jobs CEO/CMD @ NATIONAL HOSPITAL ABUJA The Management Board of the National Hospital, Abuja hereby invites applications from interested and…
RED - DFID's 2009 Annual Report on Nigeria
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The graphic below is taken from the the 2009 Annul report of the UK’s Department for International Development. This section is in…
Patient sms feed back from out Teaching Hospitals
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You would have read we have on reports in the Nigerian press that an sms feedback service has been launched by the…
BEKO - An extraordinary doctor, an ordinary Nigerian
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Born in Abeokuta, Ogun State to the family of Oladotun and Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti on August 2, 1940. Studied at Coventry Technical College…
"This is a moving story"
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Dear Friends, Yesterday we brought you a piece written by Tony Can on his experience with Cancer in the family. We have received several responses. Find…
One death is a tragedy, a million deaths, a statistic
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February 4 was World Cancer Day. Cancer is a BIG problem…and big problems are difficult to communicate. There is a popular adage…