Nkem Okotcha

I am currently working with the Scottish Government on a public health legislation.

Proposing a National Surveillance for Behavioural Risk Factors of Chronic Diseases in Nigeria using the WHO STEPS Approach

Nigeria does not comprehensively address chronic diseases as part of national health agendas maybe because of lack of resources, limited capacity of the health system, and the threat that national-level programs will weaken local systems...

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