Olubola T. Adegbosin: Introduction

Olubola T. Adegbosin: Introduction

by Olubola Titilope Adegbosin -
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Hello, everyone. I am Olubola Titilope Adegbosin, a medical/radiation oncology resident at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Nigeria.

I have a mixed clinical and IT background, as I have experience with health data analysis for research. I am seriously considering the DHS track for two reasons. In my experience conducting research with health data, poor data quality has always been the greatest challenge to tackle. Considering the loads of data generated by oncology workflow in a populous country like mine, it is very disturbing when the data can hardly be translated into insights. Secondly, my institution is in the process of transitioning into digital tools and electronic information management. I know that the tools will not guarantee usable data by themselves if people are not trained to use the tools properly for data management. I feel this health informatics course will equip me to solve the data management and quality problem in my place of practice and make me a more proficient researcher and health data analyst ultimately.

I am looking forward to a fulfilling learning experience and future collaborations. Let's connect on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/alamu-olubola . Thank you!

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Re: Olubola T. Adegbosin: Introduction

by Rika Gotico -
Nice to meet you, Olubola! How is your organization's transition going? What has been going well, and what are some opportunities?
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by Oluwatomisin Oluwatoyin Abraham -
Hello Olubola! It is great having you here. The poor data quality is really a hassle—especially in settings where so much valuable data is generated but not optimally utilised. I’m grateful for platforms like this that bring together like-minded professionals who are passionate about improving data systems and translating data into meaningful insights.

Your perspective on combining clinical practice with informatics is very inspiring, particularly with your institution transitioning to digital systems. I completely agree that without proper training and data management practices, even the best tools may fall short.

I look forward to learning alongside you and also from you where possible.