Training & Competency Development

HTA+ provides targeted, assessment-driven training and competency development for healthcare facilities, programs, and health system leaders across Nigeria and Africa.

Our training is not generic. It is customized to the specific gaps identified during an HTA+ Digital Health Readiness Assessment, ensuring that capacity building directly addresses real operational risks and supports sustainable digital health adoption.

What makes HTA+ training different

Most training programs focus on attendance.
HTA+ focuses on competency, proficiency, and measurable improvement.

Our approach:

• Is vendor-neutral and context-specific
• Aligns training to actual workflows and system realities
• Measures competency, not just participation
• Supports donor accountability and scale readiness

How it works

Training focus areas

HTA+ training modules align directly with core digital health readiness domains:

• Digital health governance and stewardship
  Ownership, decision-making, vendor management, and data accountability.
• Clinical and administrative workflow optimization
  Minimum datasets, role-based documentation, and adoption-friendly workflows.
• Health data quality, integrity, and safety
  Structured data capture, validation, audit trails, and privacy principles.
• Interoperability and reporting readiness
  DHIS2 alignment, minimum interoperable datasets, and future integration concepts.
• Workforce digital readiness and change management
  Digital literacy, super-user models, onboarding resilience, and continuous learning.
• Financial sustainability and scale planning
  Understanding total cost of ownership, operational sustainability, and donor transition planning.
• Data use for decision-making
  Turning routine health data into actionable insights for management and planning.

Delivery model

HTA+ training is designed to be accessible, scalable, and low-burden.

Outputs and evidence

Organizations receive:

• Competency assessment results by role and domain
• Participation and completion summaries
• Capacity-strengthening documentation suitable for donor or program reporting
• Optional linkage to readiness score improvements in follow-up assessments

This allows clients to demonstrate not just training delivered, but capacity built.

Who this is for

• Healthcare facilities preparing for or recovering from digital health implementations
• Government programs and ministries strengthening system readiness
• Donors and NGOs funding digital health initiatives
• Implementers seeking structured capacity-building support without vendor lock-in

Why it matters

Digital health systems fail when people are not ready to use, govern, or sustain them.
HTA+ training ensures that people, processes, and systems evolve together.