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Breaking the outbreak of ebola in nigeria

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  • Co la lev go eR

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  • CREDITS

    Prof. Nasidi - NCDC

    Dr. Sani Gwarzo - FMOH

    Dr. Emmanuel Abanida - NPHCDA

    Dr. Peter Piot - UNAIDS

    Dr. S.A Pattyn

    K.M Johnson - CDC Allanta

    Mr. Natham Wolfe - Metabiota

    J.C Larreche

    Kieram Corcoran

    Taylor Wofford

    Asmau S. Mohammed - NHIS

    SENIOR EDITORS

    Godwin Odemijie

    Moji Makanjuola

    INSTITUTIONAL COLUMNISTS

    National Health Insurance Scheme

    Nigeria Centre for Disease Control

    Sure P MCH

    INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS BUREAU CHIEF

    Vicky Akai Dare

    DIRECTOR - EDITORIAL OFFICE

    Nkechi D. Abolo

    Marketing Manager

    Zubby Onwumere

    STAFF GRAPHIC DESIGNER

    Kenneth Ameh

    SCRIPT EDITORS

    Therie Essien

    RCHE Faculty Advisors

    Prof. Rowland Ndoma-Egba

    Prof. Femi Adebanjo

    Prof. Okey Mbonu

    Dr. Ibrahim Wada

    Dr. A Dutse

    Barr. Charles Okei

    Mr. Fidel Anyanna

    Mr. R. Mannason

    EDITOR IN CHIEF

    Emmanuel C. Abolo

  • Pharm ccessF O U N D A T I O N

    Phillips Pharmaceuticals (Nig) Limited

    TRYS OIN FI HM EL A

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    Nigeria Centre for Disease Control

    N C D C

    Nigeria Centre for Disease Control

  • Healthcare Management Review

    Vol 7/Page 36

  • YAMBUKU EQUATORIAL

    PROVINCE, ZAIRE.

    This Case Study reveals the consecutive measures applied in the containment

    and surveillance during and after the epidemic in Yambuku area.

    Case Study

    1976

  • he combined effects of the technological

    Tdriven Mobi le Health Insurance Programme (NMHIP) and the Pupils in Public

    Primary School Social Health Insurance

    Programme (PPPSHIP) hold the prospects of

    covering more than forty percent of

    Nigerians, thus setting a new ceiling.