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Healthcare workers show up for their patients every day, but how often do they pause for themselves? In high-pressure healthcare environments, managing stress isn’t optional, it’s essential.

Join our upcoming tele-education session on: “Stress Management and Emotional Regulation for Healthcare Workers”

🗓 Tuesday, 28 April 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM WAT | 4:00 PM CAT | 5:00 PM EAT
📍 Zoom
🎤 Facilitated by Dr Timothy Adebowale

Practical. Relevant. Designed for Healthcare Workers.

🔗 Register here: [https://bit.ly/4uiyUG7]

Do you have a burning question or scenario you’d like us to spotlight during the session?
Share with us at [email protected]. Your identity will be kept confidential.

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Healthcare workers face daily pressures that can take a toll on both mental and emotional well-being.

Join us for our upcoming tele-education session on “Stress Management and Emotional Regulation for Healthcare Workers”, where we will explore practical strategies to manage stress, prevent burnout, and build resilience in clinical settings.

🗓 Tuesday, 28 April 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM WAT | 4:00 PM CAT/SAST | 5:00 PM EAT
📍 Zoom

Facilitated by Dr. Timothy Adebowale, this session will equip you with tools to better navigate the demands of healthcare delivery.

🔗 Register here: [ https://bit.ly/4uiyUG7 ]

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Today is World Cancer Day 🎗️

At mDoc, we recognize that every person’s journey with cancer is unique- their experiences, challenges, and needs are different. That’s why we are committed to providing personalized digital health support, education, and support, tailored to each individual.

This World Cancer Day, we stand United by the Unique with our members, patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals worldwide. Together, we can raise awareness, promote early detection, and empower those living with cancer to live healthier, more supported lives.

Every journey matters. Every life matters. Every voice matters.

Exciting news: mDoc is featured in the BBC documentary Clive Myrie’s African Adventure!

Host, Clive Myrie's explores innovation in Lagos, spotlighting our work in digital health.

UK Viewers: Save the date! Don’t miss the episode airing February 2


International: Stay tuned for global release dates!

How do you build a sustainable, for-profit healthcare model that reaches the world’s most vulnerable populations?

In a recent interview with Ted O’Callahan for Yale Insights, Co-Founder & CEO, Nneka Mobisson, shares the journey of mDoc.

From supporting over 150,000 members in Nigeria to navigating a healthcare system with limited insurance and resources, Nneka discusses how we leverage behavioural science, data, and technology to help people manage chronic conditions.

To learn about our "ecosystem approach" to health equity, read the full interview here -

Building a For-Profit Health Model That Reaches the Poorest A wellness app created by Nneka Mobisson ’04 aims to help Nigerians manage chronic health conditions—while showing that for-profit innovation can make a difference for low-income populations.

We wish you a year of vitality, supported by sustainable habits that promote long-term wellness. Remember, your health is your greatest asset, take steps each day to protect and strengthen it

The festive season reminds us to slow down and cherish what truly matters.

This Christmas, make space for meaningful moments with family and friends, laughter, rest, and the little traditions that bring joy.
As you enjoy the celebrations, remember that small, mindful choices can go a long way in supporting your health and wellbeing.

Here’s wishing you a joyful, healthy Christmas season.

With care,
mDoc Healthcare

Our session at GDHF — “Adaptive Innovation: Using PDSA Cycles to Build a Resilient, Community-Led NudgeHubs™ Model in Lagos” was a great opportunity to share our learnings, exchange ideas, and spotlight how community-led approaches can drive sustainable impact.
We are grateful for the engagement, the feedback, and the conversations that continue to shape stronger digital health ecosystems.

Day 1 at the Global Digital Health Forum (GDHF) was full of energy, ideas, and inspiring conversations! mDoc was fully in the mix, driving conversations, contributing insights, and engaging partners from across the ecosystem. Grateful for the passion and dedication the team brought to every interaction.

As we head into Day 2, we’re excited for the powerful conversations ahead. Stay tuned for today’s mDoc-led sessions:

Reimagining Reproductive/Maternal Health Across Africa: Integrating Digital Innovation, Equity, and Systems Thinking for Impact

Facilitator: Chiagozie Abiakam

🕒 12:25 PM–1:25 PM (EAT) | GDHF Event Center

Insights and Learnings from Implementation of Digital Health and AI in Global Health

Presenter: Abdullah Elbarrany

🕒 4:15 PM–5:15 PM (EAT)

If you're attending GDHF, we’d love to connect, learn, and exchange ideas on advancing digital health across Africa.

Advancing Maternal Health Through Digital Innovation at GDHF 2025!

How can digital tools, data-driven insights, and private-sector collaboration accelerate breakthroughs in maternal health? This vital conversation will take centre stage during the panel on “Driving breakthrough innovations in maternal health with digital tools, data, and private sector collaboration.”

The session will feature an exceptional lineup of leaders driving impact across the maternal health ecosystem:

Jacquelyn Caglia, Head, MSD for Mothers; Director, Social Impact & Sustainability, MSD
Natasha Sunderji, Managing Director, Accenture
Iyadunni Olubode, Lead, Kenya & Nigeria Programs, MSD for Mothers – Social Impact & Sustainability, MSD
Sieglinder Mghenyi (Zawadi) Mghenyi, Head, Health Systems Strengthening, Jacaranda Health
Dr. Jitender Nagpal, Deputy Medical Director & Senior Consultant, Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research
Chiagozie Abiakam, Team Lead & Manager, mDoc Health
📅 3 December | 11:20 AM – 12:05 PM EAT
📍 GDHF Event Center, Nairobi & Online

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear insights from leaders driving meaningful change in maternal health across the globe!
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