2025
Health Equity Conference 2025 — Conference Highlights
A look back at the plenary sessions, policy dialogues and stakeholder roundtables from last year's gathering in Abuja.
Nigeria's Premier Private-Led Practitioners Conference
Theme: Policy to Impact - Care Coordination as the Core Engine of Health Equity
13th & 14th - 8am - 5pm. (Open) 15th Closed Door Session (Invite Only)
Opening Keynote Address: Unveiling the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative framework & baseline equity metrics.
Policy Lab Context Setter: Dr. Iziaq Adekunle Salako (Minister of State for Health)
Focus: Driving localized implementation frameworks and targets established during the 65th National Council on Health.
Accelerating local domestic resource mobilization, stabilizing long-term funding, and embedding health equity as a measurable driver of national GDP.
Dr. Abraham Amlogu is a Global Healthcare Expert and a member of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies
Nursing & Midwifery Across the Patient Journey: Practitioner Competence, Patient Handovers and Coordinated Care.
Presentation focus: How nursing and midwifery professional standards, scopes of practice, clinical responsibilities and patient handover protocols support continuity of care across community, primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare settings.
Interactive Demo & Wrap-up Panel: Moving safely from abstract system policy down to scalable electronic enforcement systems (featuring regional systems such as iDoctorAccess / Regional Health Tech Networks).
Demonstrating how resilient cloud computing architecture, virtual telemedicine consultation hubs, and decentralized laboratory information pipelines can feed clean metadata back to central policy labs—ensuring underserved rural populations remain continuously visible and operationally protected.
2025
A look back at the plenary sessions, policy dialogues and stakeholder roundtables from last year's gathering in Abuja.
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