Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief

Pharmacist | Digital Health Specialist | Exploring digital health innovation across Nigeria & Africa | Founder, DigiHealth Brief.

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

I’m stepping into a space where two things I care deeply about meet: healthcare and technology.

As a pharmacist and digital health specialist in Nigeria, I’m interested in how innovation can make healthcare more accessible, efficient, and patient-centred across Africa.

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Digital healthcare cannot be considered successful if it only works for people who already have access. Day 3 of #digitalhealthweek2026

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Day 2 of #Digitalhealthweek2026

What is one thing you know about digital health?

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

Here’s something we don’t discuss enough in digital health:

Digitising a fragmented healthcare system doesn’t necessarily fix the fragmentation.

Sometimes, it simply makes the fragmentation digital.

We need to talk more about interoperability. #Digitalhealthweek2026

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A study among doctors and nurses in Lagos general hospitals found that:

87% identified inconsistent electricity as a barrier to EMR use.

84.7% cited poor internet connectivity.

We want digital healthcare but can our infrastructure support it?

Innovation needs solid foundation

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Hot take: Healthcare workers don’t necessarily resist technology. Sometimes, they resist technology that gives them MORE work. 😅

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Me as a clinical pharmacist: can we please use technology to make our work easier, not give us more things to do? 😭😂

That’s one of the reasons I’m so interested in digital health.

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We are excited to officially announce the 2026 Nigeria HIV Prevention Conference, hosted by Temitope Ilori Director General of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA).
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For healthcare professionals working in facilities with EMR systems: Does your digital system genuinely reduce paperwork, or do you still find yourself managing both digital and paper records?

#innovation #digitalhealth #healthtech

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@ChiomaSandra235 @uceey97 “Mad” people deserve to be beaten?

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Are we adopting digital health because it solves real healthcare problems, or simply because technology is advancing?

For Nigeria and Africa, we need to look beyond innovation and ask: Does it work? Is it accessible? Does it improve patient care?

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#digitalhealth #HealthTech #innovation

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@mubashirali822 Exactly, @mubashirali822 The best technology is the one that fits seamlessly into the way people already work

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A digital health solution can be innovative, well-designed, and technically sound. But if healthcare professionals cannot integrate it into their workflow, or patients cannot access or navigate it easily, how much impact can it really make? #digitalhealth #innovation #digihealth

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The question is: are we doing enough to make it accessible to everyone?

What’s your take?

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

Imagine being able to consult a healthcare professional, access reliable health information, or receive follow-up care without always having to visit a hospital physically.

That’s part of the promise of digital health.

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@VelvetBordello I think one major blocker is the gap between digital health solutions and the realities of healthcare delivery in Nigeria. Limited infrastructure, unreliable internet, inadequate training, and resistance to changing established workflows can all affect adoption.

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Be careful out there please. #ebola #digitalhealth #healthtech

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

The future of healthcare in Africa won’t be built by healthcare professionals alone. It will take collaboration with innovators, policymakers, and technology experts.

Are we ready to work together?

#DigitalHealth #HealthTech

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If you’re interested in digital health, healthcare innovation, or the future of healthcare delivery, let’s connect.

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#DigitalHealth #HealthTech #Africa #digihealthbrief

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

I’m stepping into a space where two things I care deeply about meet: healthcare and technology.

As a pharmacist and digital health specialist in Nigeria, I’m interested in how innovation can make healthcare more accessible, efficient, and patient-centred across Africa.

[Temitayo | DigiHealth_Brief @TemitayoSoyinka]

That’s why I started DigiHealth Brief: to make digital health easier to understand.

I’ll be sharing insights, industry developments, and conversations shaping the future of healthcare in Africa.