Why Nigerian Healthcare Fails Women & Patients: CS, TBAs, Nurses & Violence Explained

In this episode of Vital Signs Podcast, we break down why Nigerian healthcare is failing women, nurses, and patients. From cesarean section consent issues and cultural patriarchy, to the high maternal and neonatal deaths linked to Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs), and rising violence against healthcare workers, we cover it all.We also explore nurses vs doctors stereotypes, consultant roles for pharmacists, lab scientists, and nurses, and the hidden dangers of weight loss medications promoted by celebrities.Tune in to understand the ethico-legal challenges, cultural influences, and real-life consequences of Nigeria’s healthcare system.Keywords: Nigerian healthcare, maternal health Nigeria, CS consent, TBAs, violence against healthcare workers, nurses, patient safety, weight loss drugs, Vital Signs PodcastFollow Vital Signs Podcast for more insightful discussions on healthcare, patient rights, and life-saving issues in Nigeria.