Frequently Asked Questions
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MODHIP stands for the Ministry of Defence Health Implementation Program. It is Nigeria’s flagship military health initiative focused on integrated public health services for military and civilian populations.
MODHIP works across six core areas: HIV/AIDS management, healthcare integration, health systems strengthening, research, emerging diseases, and partnerships.
MODHIP serves active-duty military personnel, their families, veterans, and civilians in communities surrounding military health facilities.
MODHIP supports over 44 military-linked health facilities across Nigeria, with its headquarters and Defence Reference Laboratory located in Abuja.
MODHIP operates through a collaboration between the Nigerian Ministry of Defence and international partners such as PEPFAR, USAMRD-A/N, and WRAIR.
Learn how MODHIP delivers integrated HIV services and manages related infections like tuberculosis and malaria.
MODHIP offers HIV testing, counseling, treatment, viral load monitoring, Early Infant Diagnosis (EID), and antiretroviral therapy (ART) services.
Yes. All HIV-related services, including testing and treatment, are provided at no cost to patients at supported facilities.
Yes. MODHIP offers co-infection care for TB and malaria, especially among immunocompromised and high-risk populations.
It’s a MODHIP campaign focused on zero missed appointments, zero missed pills, and zero viral load in HIV care.
Yes. MODHIP offers HIV services to civilians living near military facilities, especially during community outreach campaigns.
See how MODHIP ensures inclusive, accessible care for both armed forces personnel and civilians in nearby communities.
MODHIP extends military-grade healthcare to civilians by integrating services at joint-use clinics and through community programs.
Yes. Facilities are structured to accommodate both groups while prioritizing national health equity and military readiness.
Through open-door outreach programs, community partnerships, and shared service points, MODHIP builds inclusive healthcare environments.
Many MODHIP-supported sites operate hybrid clinics, treating civilians and military patients side-by-side under standardized protocols.
Discover how MODHIP enhances Nigeria’s health infrastructure, workforce, logistics, and digital systems to improve care delivery.
MODHIP supports facility upgrades, digital systems, workforce development, quality control, and supply chain improvements across supported sites.
Yes. MODHIP trains staff in clinical care, infection control, logistics, diagnostics, and monitoring and evaluation systems.
MODHIP supports electronic medical records, national health data platforms, and real-time reporting for accountability and impact tracking.
MODHIP oversees procurement, warehousing, and distribution of essential medicines and diagnostic supplies through its logistics framework.
Explore MODHIP’s commitment to evidence-based healthcare, groundbreaking research, and scientific collaboration.
MODHIP conducts operational research, HIV cohort studies, surveillance, vaccine readiness, and lab innovation pilots.
DRL is MODHIP’s advanced diagnostic and research hub, providing viral load testing, QA/QC, and laboratory training services.
Yes. MODHIP collaborates with WRAIR, HJF, USAMRD-A/N, and others for research, innovation, and capacity building.
Yes. MODHIP is open to partnerships with universities, think tanks, and medical research bodies aligned with its mission.
Understand MODHIP’s preparedness and rapid-response efforts to contain outbreaks and protect national health security.
MODHIP coordinates rapid response, surveillance, and diagnostic support during pandemics like COVID-19 and Lassa fever outbreaks.
Labs are equipped with RT-PCR machines, biosafety systems, and trained staff to process high-risk infectious samples.
Yes. MODHIP offers training in biosafety, risk communication, infection prevention, and emergency response for healthcare professionals.
Absolutely. MODHIP tracks infectious diseases in real-time through data collection at military and community-based clinics.
Learn how MODHIP works with national and international partners to scale impact, develop talent, and drive sustainability.
Partners include PEPFAR, the U.S. Department of Defense, WRAIR, USAMRD-A/N, HJF, and national agencies like NACA and NASCP.
Through structured training programs, mentorship, certifications, and international exchanges across laboratory, pharmacy, and clinical domains.
Yes. MODHIP welcomes partnerships with private sector players, NGOs, and development agencies aligned with public health priorities.
Please visit the Contact Us page to get in touch with our program coordination team.