<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Nigeria's post-COVID-19 healthcare growth raises concerns about financial and operational sustainability.</li><li>Hospitals grapple with maintaining costly infrastructure, lack of funding, high operational expenses, staffing shortages, and affordability challenges.</li><li>High turnover of medical staff due to better opportunities abroad leads to overworked remaining staff.</li><li>Nigerian hospitals spend a significant portion of operational costs on power, facing fuel price hikes and electricity cost increases.</li><li>Inflation adds to financial woes as hospitals pay more for consumables while staff wages remain stagnant.</li><li>Despite being well-equipped, many hospitals struggle to provide affordable high-quality care to the population.</li><li>Concerns arise about compromising care quality due to operational costs or maintenance funding shortages.</li><li>Strategies are needed to maintain quality services and financial viability in Nigerian hospitals.</li></ul>

Sustaining the post-COVID-19 healthcare growth in Nigeria.

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