Parallel Policy Sessions
Beginning 2:15 PM. Each room examines one of the systems that must hold for care to work as national infrastructure.
Room A
Care Workforce Development and Protection
Recognition, certification, training, and labour protection for the people who deliver care, with regulators, nursing academics, training institutions, and practising care workers in the room.
Room B
Care Coordination and Continuity of Care
The path from hospital discharge to home. Hospital leaders, insurers, rehabilitation specialists, and coordination leads on making continuity of care reimbursable and routine.
Room C
Digital Health, Care Data, and Financing
The merged data and financing room: the national data layer beneath every financing decision, benefit design, pooled financing, and the legislative pathway that moves home healthcare into structured financing.
Room D
Innovation Showcase
Live pitches and demonstrations from innovators building for care, presented in the cinema room before delegates, institutions, and funders. Pitching is free for selected startups.
Room E
Healthy Ageing and Care of Older Persons
A dedicated session on ageing in Nigeria: what growing older at home requires of families, communities, and the health system. Delivered in partnership with Kaleyewa House, a non profit that has supported elderly Nigerians for more than two decades under the promise of Ageing with Dignity.
Closed Institutional Roundtable · 3:45 PM
An institutional roundtable bringing together government, regulatory, financing and practice leaders. The session will focus on refining the emerging National Position on Care as Infrastructure and identifying practical pathways for implementation.
01
Recognition, certification, training, and labour protection for the people who deliver care.
02
What safe care at home requires: standards, oversight, and accountability beyond the facility walls.
03
The managed journey from hospital bed to home, and the continuity that reduces avoidable readmissions.
04
The data layer beneath every financing decision: national datasets, care records, and interoperability.
05
Benefit design, pooled financing, and the legislative pathway from out of pocket spending to structured financing.
Closing Plenary · 5:15 PM
The conference closes with a readout of key discussions, proposed actions and next steps. The goal is not simply to have a conversation about care. It is to define what comes next.
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