Uberisation Of Health Care In Nigeria
People keep hearing the world is advancing and changing, but they do not seem to understand what this means. The 21st century brought about many changes in telecommunications, lifestyle, education, …
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People keep hearing the world is advancing and changing, but they do not seem to understand what this means. The 21st century brought about many changes in telecommunications, lifestyle, education, …
Some people say “the only thing constant in life is change”, but what people fail to realise is that ‘change’ is also one of the most difficult phenomenon a human …
Gone are the days when people had to queue in hospitals, whenever they needed a medical consultation, now things are digital, including medicine and medical care. Doctors, nurses, and other …
The elderly are sometimes referred to as ‘big babies’, though some may defer, the truth remains that the elderly need constant supervision and caring. Some children dread the stage, when …
Our parents or guardians took care of us by themselves without any help, when we were young, so it is a Nigerian custom to reciprocate it… Well, things are changing …
A conversation about virtual medical care in Nigeria Enquirer: OK what is this Telemedicine? MyMedicalBank: In simple terms, Telemedicine is the practice of providing “medicine” (healthcare) from “tele” (far). It …
Traditionally, Africans love to look after their parents in their old age. In the absence of the type of State social security provided for old people in the West, for …
Life expectancy in Japan is 84 but 54 in Nigeria. That means on the average, someone living in Nigeria will die 30 years earlier than a person living in Japan. …
In this rich interview with Technext, a publication focused on Technology and business-related content with a deliberate emphasis on the African narrative, MyMedicalBank CEO, Ayo Adebamowo offers profound insights on …