Sources and notes
Single-point health apps. Company analysis of the Nigerian digital-health landscape, 2026.
Doctor-to-patient ratio, visit volume and wait times. Company analysis of NMA and FMoH workforce data, 2025–2026.
Outpatient visit and records time. Kpuduwei S, “The tyranny of time: analyzing waiting time as a critical driver of patient satisfaction in a Nigerian tertiary hospital”, Nigerian Medical Journal 67(1), pages 202 to 209, 2026. Single-site cross-sectional study of 300 outpatients at National Hospital Abuja.
Consultation duration and time to consultation. Kemdirim CJ, Uduak A, Opurum N, Hart D, Ogaji DS, “Time-flow study for receipt of outpatient services in public and private hospitals”, Nigerian Medical Journal 62(6), pages 325 to 333, 2022. 299 patients across a public and a private hospital in Rivers State, data collected 2021.
Health inflation. National Bureau of Statistics Consumer Price Index, February 2026: health inflation 28.62% year on year against headline inflation of 15.06%.
Out-of-pocket share of health spending. World Bank indicator SH.XPD.OOPC.CH.ZS, drawing on the WHO Global Health Expenditure Database: 71.9% for Nigeria in 2023, the most recent year in the series.
Corpus and drug-register figures. Kindred Labs, “Alma Web V2: answers grounded in Nigerian clinical guidelines”, kindredlabs.xyz/news, 2026.
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