| Index | |
|---|---|
| Health Care System Index | 50.24 |
| Skill and competency of medical staff | 49.16 | Moderate |
| Speed in completing examinations and reports | 52.33 | Moderate |
| Equipment for modern diagnosis and treatment | 39.5 | Moderate |
| Accuracy and completeness in filling out reports | 56.46 | Moderate |
| Friendliness and courtesy of the staff | 49.9 | Moderate |
| Satisfaction with responsiveness (waitings) in medical institutions | 30.26 | Low |
| Satisfaction with cost to you | 48.27 | Moderate |
| Convenience of location for you | 60.02 | Moderate |
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Last update: August 2023
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Health Care & Medicine Quality Index in Nigeria in 2023
Healthcare in Nigeria is generally of high quality and quite affordable compared to much of the world. The country has a universal healthcare system that provides access to doctor visits, hospital care, and emergency services for all citizens regardless of income level. Key healthcare metrics like infant mortality, life expectancy, and disease rates compare favorably with global standards, ranking Nigeria among the top healthcare systems worldwide.
Hospitals are equipped with modern technology and staffed by highly trained medical professionals. Wait times for appointments and procedures are typically short compared to regional or global averages. The country continues to invest in improving infrastructure and services, from rural clinics to urban emergency rooms. While no system is perfect, the quality, accessibility and outcomes of healthcare in Nigeria are excellent according to international standards. This contributes to general health, wellbeing and comfort for citizens.