Public-Private Partnership Policy and Health Care Delivery in Kogi State, Nigeria

Abstract

This study examines the Public Private Partnership and Health Care Delivery in Kogi State. It specifically set out to evaluate public-private partnership and health care delivery in Kogi State, Assess the Kogi State Public-Private Partnership Policy Framework on Health Care Delivery and among others, the study focuses were within 2020-2023. Administration capacity theory was adopted for the study. The study adopted a survey design with a population of 183 staff member of the Kogi State Reference Hospital and Zenith Medical Centre, using a sample of 183 respondents determine. The hypotheses of the study were tested using Descriptive statistics and Likert scale with the aid of Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) 24.0. The study found that the Kogi State Public-Private Partnership Policy Framework does indeed have a significant impact on healthcare delivery in the state. This suggests that the implementation of similar frameworks in Kogi State could indeed have a significant impact on healthcare delivery in the state. The study concluded that the Kogi State Public-Private Partnership Policy Framework has a multifaceted and significant impact on various aspects of healthcare delivery in the state. The study recommended that allocating resources and investments to strengthen healthcare infrastructure, including facilities, equipment, and technology. These programs should focus on enhancing skills in project management, collaboration, and innovation to optimize the implementation and management of PPP initiatives and maximize their impact on healthcare delivery and establish a robust monitoring and evaluation framework to continuously assess the effectiveness and impact of PPP initiatives on healthcare delivery.