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July 15, 2025BioSocial Health Journal.Open Access

Digital innovation in maternal and child health in Nigeria: Impacts, challenges and opportunities – a perspective

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HYHafsat YahayaAUAbbas Bashir UmarICIfejika Rosemary Chijioke

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Overview

This analysis highlights digital health innovations improving maternal and child health outcomes in Nigeria, indicating challenges in infrastructure and access.

Key Points

  • Digital health innovations can enhance maternal and child health services, improving access and patient engagement.
  • The adoption of mHealth and AI faces barriers like poor infrastructure and low digital literacy in Nigeria.
  • Investment and policy reforms are critical for expanding digital healthcare and enhancing MCH outcomes.
  • Addressing these challenges supports universal health coverage and aligns with sustainable development goals.

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Yahaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af409acf1dd9ea359ecaachttps://doi.org/10.34172/bshj.69
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