Rosemary Nwamaka Dickson-Nze
Professional Background
Over 12 years directing public health data systems, epidemiologic surveillance, and CQI.
Rosemary Nwamaka Dickson-Nze is a Public Health and MEAL Specialist with over twelve years of experience implementing and evaluating donor-funded health programs spanning Tuberculosis, Leprosy, Buruli Ulcer, HIV, Nutrition, and Malaria in Nigeria.
She brings a rare combination of computer science rigor and epidemiologic insight to health systems strengthening. As Senior Technical Advisor MEAL at RedAid Nigeria, Rosemary leads the Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, providing strategic leadership for performance monitoring, data quality assurance, and impact measurement across multiple grant mechanisms. These include the Global Fund GC7 TB/HIV program across Benue, Delta, Edo, and Taraba States, which expands private-provider TB notifications and decentralized HIV screening, alongside multi-state leprosy and NTD projects.
Before joining RedAid Nigeria, Rosemary worked with the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN), where she led the Continuous Quality Improvement component (NigeriaQUAL TB project) across 18 states. She also served as HQ M&E Lead for World Bank-supported nutrition and malaria interventions in Kano and Ondo States, and as Co-Investigator on a maternal health landscape analysis funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Publications & Open Educational Resources (OER)
Scientific research, quality improvement monographs, and health informatics manuals.
Continuous Quality Improvement (NigeriaQUAL) in Decentralized TB and HIV Care: Outcomes from 18 States
Maternal Health Service Access and Traditional Birth Attendant Linkage Landscape Analysis
MEAL Toolkit: Data Quality Assurance (DQA) and Routine Health Information Protocols for NTDs
Managed Portfolios & Information Systems
Oversight of digital surveillance registries, quality audits, and epidemiologic reporting.
Global Fund Private Sector TB/HIV M&E
Managing routine data collection, GeneXpert cold-chain specimen verification, and PPM clinic reporting across Benue, Delta, Edo, and Taraba States, synchronizing directly with national DHIS2 instances.
Routine Data Quality Audits (RDQA)
Instituting monthly field data quality audits across 300+ primary health facilities, eliminating reporting discrepancies and reinforcing accountability for donor metrics.
Affiliations & Professional Network
Public health associations, data science communities, and national working groups.
Rosemary Dickson-Nze is an active member of the Public Health Association of Nigeria and contributes regularly to national monitoring and evaluation working groups under the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
Contact & MEAL Inquiries
For data inquiries, surveillance collaborations, or MEAL technical partnerships:
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