Explore a comprehensive list of my publications, featuring research papers, articles, and reports that highlight my contributions to healthcare policy, pharmacoeconomics, and public health.
Pharmacoeconomics in Africa: needs, prospect and challenges
Promoting Access to Medicines Through Policy-Oriented Research
As a healthcare professional and policy advocate, my core interest is promoting access to medicines through policy-oriented research. This paper published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice aligns with my commitment to developing robust, evidence-based policies that enhance the affordability and availability of medications for underserved populations and is the first of what is hopefully a series of more in-depth study. By exploring the pharmacoeconomic landscape, I aim to provide actionable insights that can guide policymakers and stakeholders in creating sustainable healthcare solutions.
A Text Book of Public Health Pharmacy
Driving Policy Engagement Among Young Healthcare Professionals
One of the results of being actively involved in student-led initiatives is my continued interest in empowering young healthcare professionals to actively engage with the policies that shape the African healthcare system, particularly those ensuring access to essential medicines. This drive led me to co-author A Textbook of Public Health Pharmacy, where I contributed a chapter detailing medicine policies within the African healthcare system. The impact of this work is the increased awareness and involvement of young professionals in policy discourse, fostering a more informed and proactive healthcare community.
Mitigating the impact of air pollution on health: The role of community pharmacists – FIP Global Survey Report
I co-authored an International Pharmaceutical Federation global survey report examining the pivotal role of community pharmacists in mitigating the impact of air pollution on respiratory health. This report underscores how pharmacists can act as frontline defenders, providing essential healthcare services and education to communities affected by air pollution.
My interests in data analysis and policy are at the core of this research. By analyzing global survey data, we identified key trends and actionable insights that can inform policy decisions to better equip community pharmacists in this vital role. This work aligns with my broader commitment to leveraging data-driven approaches to shape effective healthcare policies, ultimately enhancing public health outcomes.
Utano Public Health Chat Podcast Feature
I was featured on the Utano public health chat podcast, where I discussed my journey as a pharmacist and public health consultant from Nigeria. In this episode, I shared insights into my pharmacy background and motivations for exploring regulatory work at a macro level. We delved into my various internship and placement experiences, highlighting what I learned and enjoyed, as well as the pharmacy training and licensing requirements in Nigeria.
The conversation also covered different types of pharmacy practice, how my internships fueled my desire to pursue more impactful public health roles, and some of the research projects I have worked on. We emphasized the value of data in healthcare, the importance of generating impactful evidence, and the benefits of trying diverse career paths. Additionally, I discussed the crucial role of mentors and the skills and training that have been valuable throughout my career.