Workforce and Facility Assessment for Oloibiri Health Project (OHP)
Client: General Electric 
As part of the OHP project, IHC conducted a workforce and facility assessment to identify the health workers’ capacity and training needs and various factors that influence the workforce environment and develop plans to address them. We utilized the WHO HRH tools for facility-level and interview-level assessments.
We developed a capacity-strengthening plan to improve health workforce capacity at the system, facility, and individual levels.
COVID-19: Mitigating Impact on Neonatal Mortality through Remote Training
Client: American Academy of Pediatrics/Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 
IHC facilitated the delivery of a low dose high frequency skilled-based training of healthcare workers. The training was deployed through the NeoNatalie Live (NNL) via helping babies breathe (HBB) and the HMBS platforms. The healthcare workers were mentored for over 6 months. The training was implemented in 4 sites – 1 site each in Borno and Gombe, and 2 sites in Yobe states. The Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) is an evidence-based educational program to build the capacities of healthcare workers to develop basic neonatal resuscitation skills to reduce newborn mortality and stillbirth rates.
A significant increase in health workers’ knowledge and practice of basic neonatal resuscitation skills and an increase in the number of deliveries recorded across all 4 sites. The average neonatal mortality rate and early neonatal mortality rate dropped from baseline. In addition, the neonatal mortality rate due to birth asphyxia and admissions to the neonatal care unit for asphyxia dropped in the training sites.
Comprehensive HIV Care Training Curriculum
Client: Hygeia Foundation 
IHC developed a comprehensive and integrated curriculum for HIV care for the Hygeia Foundation Global Fund facilities providing HIV services. The curriculum integrated adult ART, PMTCT, management of Opportunistic infections, clinical mentoring, and others.
Curriculum developed, piloted and utilized with Hygeia service network
Quality Training – Maternal and Child Health Quality Training Programme
Client: National Primary Healthcare Development Agency /Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme 
IHC trained the SURE-P health care workers and program implementation team on quality MCH service provision across ten states of Nigeria- Anambra, Bauchi, Bornu, Cross River, Ekiti, Kebbi, Lagos, Niger, Oyo and Plateau. The training focused on making MCH services effective, efficient, accessible, equitable, safe and patient-centred. The training modules included an introduction to quality and quality improvement, the evolution of healthcare quality, principles, and concepts of quality improvement; quality, effectiveness and efficiency in health service delivery; quality improvement methods and processes; designing and implementing quality assessments; and the role of leadership in quality improvement.
41 healthcare workers were trained across the 10 intervention states. The overall pre-test score rose from 23% to a post-test score of 70%.
Facility Assessment to Support Comprehensive HIV Laboratory Services
Client: Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS/Total Nigeria-Drive-on Project 
IHC supported NiBuCAA in implementing the Total Drive-on Project in Abia, Akwa-Ibom, Edo, and Kaduna States. We assessed 10 healthcare facilities based on predefined criteria to provide sustainable HIV services.
6 general hospitals were selected for CD4 count machines, hemolyzes, reagents, and other ancillary support needed for comprehensive HIV care.