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OLUBUKOLA SOJI-TAIWO brings a wealth of expertise in pharmacovigilance, public health strategy, and health system management to drive transformative change in healthcare systems worldwide. Explore our diverse range of specialized services tailored to elevate healthcare strategies, fortify health systems, and propel impactful initiatives.

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Primary Services

Immunization Program Optimization

Provide consultancy to enhance and optimize national immunization programs by leveraging her hands-on experience as the National Immunization Officer at the World Health Organization.

Supportive Supervision Training

Develop and conduct training programs on supportive supervision techniques, equipping health professionals with the skills needed to enhance the quality of healthcare services.

Country Implementation, Strategic Planning

Assist countries in the planning and execution of implementation strategies, drawing on her experience in autonomously leading and managing support for large-scale country programs.

Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Strategy Development

Developing comprehensive M&E strategies for public health programs, ensuring effective monitoring and evaluation of initiatives.

Policy Dialogue Facilitation

Utilize her expertise in engaging in high-level policy dialogue to facilitate discussions between stakeholders, governmental bodies, and international organizations to influence policy decisions.

Stakeholder Relationship Management

Offer guidance on building and maintaining effective relationships with stakeholders, including donors, multilateral and bilateral agencies, civil society, and the private sector, to foster collaboration and support.

RMNCAH-N Technical Assistance

Provide technical assistance in addressing Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health and Nutrition (RMNCAH-N) issues in low and lower-middle-income countries, emphasizing evidence-based approaches.

SDG-Aligned Project Development

Assist in the development of projects aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ensuring that initiatives contribute to broader global development objectives and impact positively on communities.

How We Work

Comprehensive Analysis and Strategy Development

Thorough Assessment: We commence by conducting a detailed analysis of healthcare systems, identifying key areas for improvement, and assessing existing frameworks.

Strategic Roadmapping: Based on the analysis, we craft tailored strategies, outlining actionable steps and initiatives to fortify health systems and drive impactful change.

Strategic Implementation and Capacity Building

Efficient Execution: With strategies in place, we execute plans, leveraging our expertise to ensure seamless integration and implementation of programs.
Stakeholder Empowerment: Concurrently, we focus on capacity building, empowering stakeholders through training and skill development for sustainable healthcare solutions.

Continuous Evaluation and Adaptation

Impact Evaluation: Post-implementation, we conduct rigorous assessments to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions against predefined metrics, gathering insights for future improvements.
Iterative Refinement: Utilizing evaluation outcomes, we iterate strategies, refining approaches to continuously enhance impact and adapt to evolving global health dynamics.

F.A.Q.

Frequently Asked

How can I engage your consultancy services for our healthcare initiatives?

Simply reach out to us through our contact information or inquiry form on the website. We’ll be delighted to discuss how our expertise can contribute to your healthcare goals.

What sets your approach apart in driving transformative change in healthcare systems?

Our approach emphasizes collaboration, evidence-based decision-making, and sustainability. We work closely with stakeholders, foster knowledge exchange, and focus on building resilient healthcare systems.

How do you ensure the success of healthcare strategies implemented?

Success is ensured through meticulous planning, seamless execution, and rigorous evaluation. We conduct thorough assessments, empower stakeholders, and continuously refine strategies based on impact assessments.

What specific areas of global health governance do you specialize in?

We specialize in pharmacovigilance, public health strategy, and health system management, offering expertise in operationalizing policies and driving impactful initiatives.

How do you adapt strategies to evolving global health dynamics?

We continuously evaluate our initiatives, gathering insights for adaptation. This iterative approach allows us to refine strategies, ensuring flexibility and relevance in dynamic healthcare landscapes.

What kind of impact have your initiatives had in the past?

Our initiatives have demonstrated tangible impact, bridging gaps in health systems, improving accessibility, and fostering equitable healthcare delivery for communities globally.

Case Studies: Medical Consulting and Outreach

MNCH 2011… Maternal Neonatal Child Health intervention

Nigeria’s infant mortality and under-5 mortality rates are estimated at 69 deaths per 1000 live births and 128 deaths per 1000 live births respectively. The development of RMNCAH+N policies and, implementation of interventions have resulted in the downward trend of maternal and child mortality in Nigeria.

Supportive Supervision in Gwagwalada 2009

Supportive supervision to ensure correct route of administration of DPT vaccine for an eligible child during routine immunization session

Present: were WHO colleague ( Medical Doctor), Social Mobilization Officer, Local Immunization Officer and Head of Department of Health ( Medical Doctor)

IPDs Review meeting of Stakeholders from International organizations like UNICEF, EU Prime, National and State Public Health Officials.

IPDs Kwali 2010

Immunization Plus Days (IPDs) are special days set apart with a view to reaching every child with two potent drops of OPV, in compliance with the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. However, other child survival interventions are added like deworming and Vitamin A supplementation. Incentives are also given to each eligible child (0-59 months) vaccinated, as a motivation to other mothers to access the health interventions. This activity greatly improved the national routine immunization coverage, while reducing the number of un-immunized and zero-dose children.

WHO DAY 2010

The theme chosen for World Health Day 2010 was "Urbanization and Health," highlighting the profound impact of urbanization on both global and individual health. Rather than a single-day event, World Health Day 2010 marked the beginning of an ongoing annual campaign addressing the specific health needs and priorities of cities. To effectively address local challenges, collaboration among communities, government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and all relevant partners is crucial in identifying gaps and implementing solutions.

Contact

+1 443-207-7786

bh00key2021@gmail.com

Hours

Monday to Friday

8:00am – 6:00pm

Saturday