Health Systems Intelligence
Consilium produces original research, analytical tools, and decision intelligence for governments, investors, development partners, and healthcare organizations shaping the future of Nigerian healthcare.
What we do
From original data collection to policy advice, every engagement is designed to reduce uncertainty and improve decision-making.
We design and execute large-scale primary research across Nigeria's healthcare system. From workforce studies and facility assessments to health financing and patient experience surveys, we generate the original evidence institutions need to make informed decisions.
See our research →Evidence only matters when it influences decisions. We translate research findings into policy briefs, strategic recommendations, and analytical products that support governments, regulators, and development partners.
Work with us →We help organizations understand the Nigerian healthcare market through sector intelligence, competitive analysis, demand assessments, and investment research. Our work replaces assumptions with measurable evidence.
Get in touch →We design monitoring frameworks and evaluate programmes to determine what works, why it works, and where improvements are needed. Every evaluation feeds back into stronger evidence for future decisions.
Work with us →Why this matters
Nigeria's healthcare system faces no shortage of ambition. What it lacks is reliable, decision-ready evidence. Too many critical decisions are still made using fragmented administrative records, outdated surveys, or assumptions borrowed from other markets.
For governments, this means policies built on incomplete information. For investors, it means uncertainty. For providers, it means planning without visibility. For development partners, it means measuring impact without a reliable baseline.
Consilium exists to close that evidence gap. We generate original health systems intelligence through primary research, rigorous analysis, and practical tools that help institutions make better decisions with greater confidence.
Who our work serves
Evidence for policy, planning and health financing.
Independent intelligence for programme design and evaluation.
Market intelligence for healthcare investment decisions.
Operational insights for growth and service delivery.
Data products & research
Original datasets, analytical tools, and research products that improve healthcare decision-making across Nigeria.
Work with us
Consilium is available for commissioned research partnerships, advisory engagements, and data licensing with government agencies, development finance institutions, health sector investors, and international organisations.
Get in touch →Research Partnerships
Commission a primary study or extend our existing research agenda to answer your specific policy or investment question — with full methodological rigour and data transparency.
Advisory Engagements
Bring Consilium in to translate existing data into actionable intelligence — for a board presentation, funding proposal, sector entry assessment, or policy brief.
Data & Intelligence Licensing
Access our proprietary datasets for internal analysis, research reproduction, or product development. Licensing terms available on request.
Writing
Why Consilium
We generate primary Nigerian datasets instead of relying solely on secondary sources.
Every study is designed specifically for Nigeria's health system, institutions and markets.
Our research is built to inform policy, investment and operational decisions — not simply to be published.
About
Consilium is an independent health systems intelligence organization dedicated to improving healthcare decision-making through original evidence.
Founded in 2023, we combine primary research, health economics, policy analysis, and data science to generate intelligence that governments, development partners, investors, and healthcare providers can use with confidence.
Our ambition extends beyond publishing reports. We are building the information infrastructure that enables smarter healthcare decisions across Nigeria.
Research Standards
Clear documentation of sampling, data collection and analytical methods.
Original data collected directly from the Nigerian health system.
Evidence that follows the data rather than institutional incentives.