Mr Olufemi Akingbade

Patient data now lives on phones, laptops, and the cloud, and every health worker is a guardian. Master confidentiality in digital workflows, informed digital consent, lawful data-sharing, and the cyber-hygiene that stops phishing and ransomware, all under Africa's data-protection laws. Essential for every health professional, clinical or not, with every lesson opening on a narrated, captioned slide deck in English and in French.

• Protect patient confidentiality in EMRs and on shared devices
• Obtain and document informed digital consent
• Apply lawful data-sharing and access rules, and spot unlawful disclosure
• Practise strong cyber-hygiene against phishing and ransomware
• Name the data-protection law governing your work and what it requires
• Question AI bias and equity with WHO's six ethics principles

Assessed at Level I — Digital Health Associate

• D4 · Digital Health Governance, Policy and Ethics

  Maintains confidentiality and digital consent; applies lawful data-sharing and access rules; practises cyber-hygiene; identifies the applicable national data-protection law and knows what a DPIA is.

Standard

• Completion of every required lesson in the ADHA learning platform.
• A minimum score of 80% on the end-of-course assessment.

Verified for this holder

Issued by the Africa Digital Health Academy on review of the holder's record.