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On strengthening digital health systems, disease surveillance, emergency preparedness and response, M&E, and what working inside these systems actually teaches you.
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Nine essays on what nine years inside WHO Nigeria and Nigeria's health systems actually teach you: on data, coordination, community, and what persists when the funding ends.
Fifty-three thousand case investigations. COVID-19. Cholera. Mpox across 27 local government areas. Circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2. Each of these responses taught something different not about the pathogen, but about the systems designed to contain it.
The 60% reduction in outbreak confirmation time achieved across WHO programmes in Nigeria did not come from better technology. It came from identifying and fixing the structural failures that were slowing detection, investigation, and response mistakes so common they have become invisible.
More articles in progress. Topics include community health systems, eHealth implementation, and lessons from outbreak response.
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