ROTIMI JAIYESIMI
President, Adam Global Health
Adam Global Healthcare
Essex | London, United Kingdom
Introduction
Quality Healthcare Services in its entirety
Services offered
- Healthcare Services
- Consulting
- Legal Services (Law)
- Government & Public
About
Quality Healthcare Services in its entirety STRENGTHENING HEALTH SYSTEMS I have helped to deliver health system changes in several countries, in a personal capacity and as part of institutional teams. This work has changed behaviours, set standards and improved health systems and services through skills transfer, capacity development and collaboration. • Medical Lead, Training the Trainers programme of the Maternal and Child Health partnership between NIDSG, a UK-based charity, and State governments in Nigeria. The partnership received a £50,000 grant under the Global Health Workforce Programme, funded by the UK Department of Health and Social Care, to help Ghana, Kenya and Nigeria build stronger, more resilient health systems for post-pandemic recovery and progress towards universal health coverage • Lead UK Partner, Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship (CwPAMS), 2023 – 2024: a partnership between Mid and South Essex University Hospitals and Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Nigeria, which won a £55,000 Fleming Fund grant from the Department of Health and Social Care to build an antimicrobial stewardship programme through reciprocal exchange of skills, knowledge and experience • Site Coordinator, University of Washington (USA) Global Health E-Learning Program (eDGH), 2021 to date • Medical Lead, medical mission to the Government of Namibia Health Services, January 2023: review of maternal and child services, primary care and service configuration • Medical Lead, medical mission to the Durumi and Wassa camps for Internally Displaced Persons, Nigeria, 2022 - 2026: care of pregnant women, including teenage mothers, and educational sessions for doctors, nurses and midwives • Contribution to the development of a Quality Management System, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, 2022 • Capacity building through medical missions and training in Nigeria and Tanzania, including introducing endometrial ablation for heavy menstrual bleeding and first-trimester ultrasound dating at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, Moshi, Tanzania
Cross-border expertise
Global operations : Nigeria | Namibia | Tanzania | Saudi Arabia Capacity Building and Skills Transfer | Telemedicine | Hospital Operations | Hospital Transformation and Reconfiguration | Healthcare Governance | Medicolegal
Jurisdictional coverage
United Kingdom | Africa | Middle East ~ Global