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Welcome Dr. Leke Pitan, former Lagos state health commissioner and International Hospital Federation Advisor for Africa who is also a member of the forum on Evidence-based Health Policy-making of the Nigerian Academy of Science as well as Executive Director of Pitman-UK Training Center.
Organizer: Clement Roland
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Co-host: Chi Udeogalanya
Panelists: Dr. John Adesioye, Dr. Wale Adesanya, Dr. Wale Oyebanji, Victor Olatunde
Welcome Dr. Leke Pitan, former Lagos state health commissioner and International Hospital Federation Advisor for Africa who is also a member of the forum on Evidence-based Health Policy-making of the Nigerian Academy of Science as well as Executive Director of Pitman-UK Training Center.
Organizer: Clement Roland
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Co-host: Chi Udeogalanya
Panelists: Dr. John Adesioye, Dr. Wale Adesanya, Dr. Wale Oyebanji, Victor Olatunde
Welcome Dr. Leke Pitan, former Lagos state health commissioner and International Hospital Federation Advisor for Africa who is also a member of the forum on Evidence-based Health Policy-making of the Nigerian Academy of Science as well as Executive Director of Pitman-UK Training Center.
Organizer: Clement Roland
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Co-host: Chi Udeogalanya
Panelists: Dr. John Adesioye, Dr. Wale Adesanya, Dr. Wale Oyebanji, Victor Olatunde
Telemedicine became the new frontier of healthcare in many developed countries during the spread of COVID-19 outbreaks around the world. Many African countries still struggle to implement digital health solutions for healthcare delivery due to lack of infrastructure and tech literacy among most end users.
Guest speaker, Sam Lipolis joins Dr. Kike Oduba as she provides expertise and strategies to make telehealth accessible at the tertiary, secondary and primary levels of healthcare delivery.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
Telemedicine became the new frontier of healthcare in many developed countries during the spread of COVID-19 outbreaks around the world. Many African countries still struggle to implement digital health solutions for healthcare delivery due to lack of infrastructure and tech literacy among most end users.
Guest speaker, Sam Lipolis joins Dr. Kike Oduba as she provides expertise and strategies to make telehealth accessible at the tertiary, secondary and primary levels of healthcare delivery.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
Telemedicine became the new frontier of healthcare in many developed countries during the spread of COVID-19 outbreaks around the world. Many African countries still struggle to implement digital health solutions for healthcare delivery due to lack of infrastructure and tech literacy among most end users.
Guest speaker, Sam Lipolis joins Dr. Kike Oduba as she provides expertise and strategies to make telehealth accessible at the tertiary, secondary and primary levels of healthcare delivery.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
Telemedicine became the new frontier of healthcare in many developed countries during the spread of COVID-19 outbreaks around the world. Many African countries still struggle to implement digital health solutions for healthcare delivery due to lack of infrastructure and tech literacy among most end users.
Guest speaker, Sam Lipolis joins Dr. Kike Oduba as she provides expertise and strategies to make telehealth accessible at the tertiary, secondary and primary levels of healthcare delivery.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
t is estimated that billions of dollars are spent by Africans on medical bills and expenses outside the continent. In this episode, we tease out the effects of Medical Tourism and how it drives up costs of healthcare service delivery among local hospitals and providers who strive to meet up with medical standards in 1st world countries.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba and Chi Udeogalanya
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
It is estimated that billions of dollars are spent by Africans on medical bills and expenses outside the continent. In this episode, we tease out the effects of Medical Tourism and how it drives up costs of healthcare service deivery among local hospitals and providers who strive to meet up with medical standards in 1st world countries.
Host: Dr. Kike Oduba
Platform: Clubhouse Drop-in Audio
Medical tourism is a multibillion dollar industry that funnels a lot of resources out of African countries yearly. Countries like India, Germany and the United Kingdom are hot spots where the elites seek medical care when they are unable to get quality medical care in their home countries.
In this episode, Dr. Kike and Chi Udegalanya discuss with various guests in their clubhouse room to tease out ways to address the root causes of medical tourism in Africa.
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