Impact of Training and Development on the Performance of Public Hospitals in Abuja-FCT, Nigeria

Salami, Yusuf; Daniel, Cross Ogohi; Muritala, Taiwo Adewale; Ibrahim, Umar Abbas; Nwoye, May Ifeoma

doi:10.4236/jhrss.2022.103025

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“…Thus, the hospital management team should consider the importance of knowledge among CEmONC team members and should provide continuing education to increase HCWs' capacity in handling maternal and neonatal emergency cases [8], [25]. The training can be carried out in collaboration with other institutions or by competent speakers from the hospital [3], [26].…”

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Factors influencing healthcare workers' perceptions towards comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care

Yusrawati,

Respati,

Sekarwana

2023

IJPHS

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In tertiary hospitals, comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care (CEmONC) provides subspecialty care for high-risk maternal and neonatal emergency cases. Healthcare workers (HCWs) play critical roles in hospital services, and their perception affects the quality of care they provide. Hence, this study was conducted to analyze the factors influencing HCWs’ perception regarding CEmONC in a tertiary referral hospital. This cross- sectional study used an electronic questionnaire distributed to 198 CEmONC team members. The sample was selected by convenience sampling, and those who had worked for at least one year were included. The collected data were then analyzed using bivariate and multivariate analysis. Among 119 HCWs, 52.9% had a positive perception towards CEmONC implementation at the hospital. The result of logistic regression analysis found that the significant factors contributing to HCWs’ positive perceptions were good knowledge (AOR=33.484; p=0.001), good attitude (AOR=55.834; p=0.009), high motivation (AOR=12.579; p=0.005), high expectations (AOR =27.106; p=0.002), and good actual performance (AOR=45.879; p=0.003). Age, gender, professional background, and the length of work experience werenot associated with HCWs’ perceptions (p>0.05). Therefore, hospital administrators must regularly evaluate these factors to improve the quality of CEmONC services in the hospital so that maternal and infant mortality rates can be reduced.

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Factors influencing healthcare workers' perceptions towards comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care

Yusrawati,

Respati,

Sekarwana

2023

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“…While the Nigerian banking sector thrives on innovation and growth, it also faces unique challenges. Economic fluctuations, regulatory compliance, and the need for continuous adaptation to technological advancements are among the hurdles that banks navigate (Onyegbula, Nwoye, and Daniel, 2023, Abdurrahman, Gustomo, and Prasetio, 2023. However, these challenges also present opportunities for forward-thinking institutions to distinguish themselves through resilience, strategic foresight, and customer-centric approaches.…”

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Cybersecurity in Banking: A Global Perspective With a Focus on Nigerian Practices

Azeez Olanipekun Hassan,

Sarah Kuzankah Ewuga,

Adekunle Abiola Abdul

et al. 2024

Comput. sci. IT res. j.

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The paper review cybersecurity practices in banking, with a specific focus on Nigerian banks. Cybersecurity has become a paramount concern in the banking industry worldwide, given the escalating frequency and sophistication of cyber threats. This study provides an overview of the global landscape of cybersecurity in banking, with a specific focus on practices observed in Nigeria. The global banking sector is witnessing a surge in digital transformation, marked by the adoption of advanced technologies and online financial services. However, this digitization brings with it unprecedented cybersecurity challenges, ranging from data breaches and ransomware attacks to sophisticated financial fraud. Financial institutions globally are compelled to fortify their cybersecurity frameworks to protect sensitive customer information, ensure the integrity of financial transactions, and maintain trust in the digital financial ecosystem. Nigeria, as a key player in the African banking landscape, faces unique cybersecurity challenges and has developed distinct strategies to safeguard its financial institutions. This study explores the cybersecurity practices employed by Nigerian banks, considering regulatory frameworks, incident response mechanisms, and collaborative efforts with international cybersecurity entities. The analysis encompasses case studies illustrating real-world cyber threats and incidents in both global and Nigerian banking contexts. It investigates the effectiveness of cybersecurity measures implemented by Nigerian banks, shedding light on the nation's response to evolving cyber risks. Furthermore, the study delves into collaborative initiatives between Nigerian banks, regulatory bodies, and international cybersecurity organizations to enhance information sharing, threat intelligence, and collective defense mechanisms. It also explores the role of public awareness campaigns in fostering a cyber-resilient banking environment. The insights provided aim to contribute to the collective understanding of cybersecurity challenges in the global banking sector while offering a nuanced perspective on Nigerian practices. As digital financial ecosystems continue to evolve, the findings underscore the importance of ongoing adaptation, collaboration, and innovation in safeguarding the integrity and trustworthiness of banking systems, both on a global scale and within the Nigerian context. Keywords: Cybersecurity, Banking, Global Perspective, Nigerian, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence.

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Impact of Training and Development on the Performance of Public Hospitals in Abuja-FCT, Nigeria

Cited by 2 publications

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Factors influencing healthcare workers' perceptions towards comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care

Factors influencing healthcare workers' perceptions towards comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care

Cybersecurity in Banking: A Global Perspective With a Focus on Nigerian Practices

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