Health experts have called for effective health innovations to be scaled up and integrated into existing health systems to improve healthcare delivery and expand access to essential services in Nigeria.
They made the call on Thursday in Abuja at the 11th edition of the Future of Health Conference, organised by Nigeria Health Watch, where speakers highlighted the importance of evidence, political leadership, community participation and sustainable financing in translating innovations into measurable health outcomes.
The conference, themed “From Innovation to Impact: The Future of Health is Now”, brought together policymakers, health professionals, researchers, innovators and development partners to examine how research, technology, investment and policy can address persistent challenges in the country’s health system.
In her remarks, the Managing Director of Nigeria Health Watch, Vivianne Ihekweazu, said the focus must shift from developing promising solutions to ensuring they reach more people and produce lasting improvements in healthcare.
Mrs Ihekweazu said
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