Objective Spinal pathologies are prevalent in Nigeria, though epidemiological data remains
sparse. This systematic review used pooled patient-level data from across the country to …

Öz Sağlık turizmi şemsiyesi altında hem tıbbi prosedürleri hem de turizm aktivitelerini
kapsayan bir kavram olarak değerlendirilen medikal turizm, sınır ötesi sağlık arayışı ve …

Nigeria suffers from a huge brain drain issue across different sectors, particularly in the
healthcare sector. The WHO assessed that there is a current shortage of 2.8 million …

Introduction Medical tourism is characterized by people seeking treatment abroad for
various medical conditions due to varied reasons, many of whom benefit from specialized …

Background The global practice of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has progressed from
basic to advanced procedures. Consequent to this, almost all surgical procedures can be …

Medical tourism has been the order of the day prior to COVID-19 in Nigeria. A viable health
care system depends on the availability of capable human resources for health, adequate …

Medical tourism is the practice of patients travelling out of their country of origin or residence
for the purpose of getting access to medical care services abroad. Outbound medical …

Industrial disharmony is a worldwide phenomenon which affects all professions and all
cadres. In Nigeria several sectors have been affected by industrial disharmony, but it is quite …

Nigeria remains the largest economy in Africa. However, its health sector is described as
weak. It continues to battle several challenges ranging from poor health infrastructure …

Background: Unlike in developed countries, the delivery of cardiovascular services to
children born with congenital heart defects in Nigeria is inadequate. There are problems at …