Introduction

Introduction

by Dr Aminu Bello Liman -
Number of replies: 3

Hello Everyone,

My name is Aminu Bello Liman, I work asĀ  Consultant Clinical Oncologist at Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria.

After my basic medical training, I focused in the care for cancer patients ranging from diagnosis to survivorship. I intend to pursue the Clinical and Care delivery track.

I developed interest in Health Informatics during my Masters in Public Health programme. I realised that health informatics can be used to solve many problems in clinical practice and medical research in low resource settings.

During my day to day activities in the care for care patients, I noticed that apart from the delay patients face before presenting to hospital, diagnostic and treatment delays do occur in tertiary health centres. This affects the outcome of cancer care.

I am optimistic that the knowledge and skills I will learn from this course will help me to improve the evolving Electronic Health Records at ABUTH to fasten oncology care delivery.

I am really excited to be part of this Team. I look forward to learning a lot.

Thank you.

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by Omar Sangurima -
Nice to "e-meet" you Dr. Aminu! I love the focus on delays - many moons ago, I was "just" a process a improvement person at one of my first jobs...but that lens has stayed with me throughout my career. It would be an honor to help you engineer some solutions to these problems. I look forward to learning with you during this cohort!
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by Salimonu Hammed Akinkunmi -

Hi Dr Aminu.

Nice meeting professionals like you who care for patients with empathy and focus on making the care delivery as optimal as possible.

Hopefully, we can work together to make the Oncology care delivery optimal.

Regards,

Salimonu.

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by Victorine Maikem -
Hi Aminu,
Thank you for sharing this striking issue.
It seroius cases where delay could literally mean the life of someone,speed of delivery should definitely be improved.
With my tech background, I don't mind contributing to building an automation pipeline.