AFRICA WEBINAR · HEALTHCARE · 2022 · REPLAY AVAILABLE
Investment in the health industry in the era of AfCFTA
African countries need to build health systems that are capable of adapting to challenges as they come already (climate change, water challenges, energy challenges). The healthcare systems the continent should be able to adapt and evolve to challenges as they manifest.
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Key takeaways
- African countries need to build health systems that are capable of adapting to challenges as they come already (climate change, water challenges, energy challenges). The healthcare systems the continent should be able to adapt and evolve to challenges as they manifest.
- When looking at the question of providing access to healthcare & discussing the quality of access, which should be included in country’s standards, authorities need to look at: - Access of the patient to the service of care -Access of the service to the patient (home care, telemedicine…) -Affordability & efficiency
- African countries need to make sure that you have in their system, the right clinical healthcare professionals, using the right methodology, dealing with the right patients in the right time in the right facilities, the right accountability, align with the right measures related to clinical safety, clinical patient safety, clinical patient experience, and clinical outcomes. - This is mentioned as the Clinical Excellence Framework.
Countries represented
Côte d'Ivoire
Djibouti
Madagascar
Malawi
Nigeria
Senegal
Tunisia
Attending experts
Dr. Peter Ogwang Ogwal
Chief Health Analyst, the African Development Bank’s Public Health, Security and Nutrition Division
Dr. Ahmed Safwat
International Consultant
Audience
- Dr. John Oladejo, Director, Health Emergency Preparedness and Response, Nigerian Center for Disease Control(Nigeria CDC)
- Dr. Hassan Moussa Hassan, Director of Pharmacy, Ministry of Health, Djibouti
- Dekai Jean-Luc Namou, Responsible for planning and monitoring evaluation, Directorate of Training and Research in Health, Ministry of Health, Côte d'Ivoire
- Isabelle Koui, Director of Planning, Ministry of Health, Côte D'Ivoire
- Rebecca Mme Coulibaly, Deputy Director, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Côte d'Ivoire
- Françoise d'Avila Agnissan, Research Officer, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Côte d'Ivoire
- Godfrey Kadewele, Director of Health Tec Services, Ministry of Health, Malawi
- Rim Mhadhbi, Nurse Major, National Observatory of New and Emerging Diseases, Tunisia
- Amadou Doucoure, Director, Ministry of Health, Senegal
- Rado Razafimahatratra, Director General, Ministry of Health, Madagascar
- Péguy RANAIVOSOLOHERY, Head of Quality Management and Hospital Projects, Ministry of Health, Madagascar
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