FG, PwC partner on healthcare reform

FG, PwC partner on healthcare reform

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Das Logo der Wirtschaftspruefungsgesellschaft PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), aufgenommen am Montag (05.03.12) am Eingang zum Gebaeude des Unternehmens in Hannover. Die Staatsanwaltschaft Hannover untersucht, ob bei dem Wiedereinstieg in das Berufsleben von Christiane Wulff, der ersten Ehefrau des zurueckgetretenen Bundespraesidenten Christian Wulff, alles mit rechten Dingen zugegangen ist. Nach der Scheidung des Ehepaares wurde Christiane Wulff im November 2008 formal bei der Osnabruecker Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Schindhelm angestellt, ohne jemals fuer diese taetig geworden zu sein. Die Kosten der Anstellung uebernahm von Anfang an die Wirtschaftspruefungsgesellschaft PwC, die Frau Wulff nach Angaben der Gesellschaft als Halbtagskraft einsetzte. "Die Staatsanwaltschaft Hannover prueft diesen Sachverhalt auf seine strafrechtliche Relevanz", teilte deren Sprecher Hans-Juergen Lendeckel der "Welt am Sonntag" (Ausgabe vom 04.03.12) mit. Foto: Focke Strangmann/dapd
Tweet on TwitterThe Federal Ministry of Health has partnered  PricewaterhouseCoopers, a professional services firm, to develop and implement policies that would reform and strengthen the delivery of affordable and accessible health services in the country.

The Partner and Head of PwC’s Public Sector Advisory Service, Dr. Bert Odiaka, stated that under the partnership, the organisation would provide the expertise needed to help the ministry to achieve its objectives in the areas of universal health care coverage, capacity  building  and improved standard of health care delivery in the sector.

Odiaka said, “With engagements in every sector of the  industry, PwC has earned the trust and confidence of governments and health care organisations worldwide. We have helped governments with major health reforms and public health policy initiatives. PwC is committed to partnering with the FMOH to help them achieve their objectives.”

He added that the collaboration would include private health sector participation in expanding coverage, while leveraging on existing capacity of  public sector facilities across the country.

However, the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, said the discussions with the firm was to address key issues that they were grappling with and welcomed its commitment to the development of the health sector in Nigeria.

Other members of the PwC health services advisory team at the meeting were Ekene Ezeigwe, Gbenga Olatunji and Olufemi Alabi.

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