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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.
Lessons from investigating 231 suspected Mpox cases across 27 LGAs in Imo State, and what the data tells us about the future of disease surveillance in Nigeria.
Lesson 7 of 9: The global polio eradication programme is one of the most complex public health endeavours ever attempted. Working inside it taught me that you cannot solve a systems problem by optimising one part of the system.
Lesson 6 of 9: Disease surveillance works only when communities participate willingly. That participation is not automatic. It is earned, and it can be lost.
More articles in progress. Topics include community health systems, eHealth implementation, and lessons from outbreak response.
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