nla-article-9 20261001210045.0 2026s2026 xxu|||||obm|||||||eng|d 10.1234/kgj/art.9doi Emmason, JonahUniversity of Maiduguri STRUCTURE OF HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION NLA Kogi2026-09-22 1 online resource Primary healthcare is usually the first point of contact for individuals, families, and communities. It includes health posts, dispensaries, primary healthcare centres, and community-based services. Primary healthcare focuses on basic treatment, immunization, health education, maternal and child health, disease prevention, antenatal care, simple laboratory services, and early detection of health conditions. However, not all health conditions can be managed at the primary level. When a patient requires more advanced diagnosis, specialist review, surgery, admission, emergency obstetric care, blood transfusion, or more sophisticated laboratory and imaging services, the patient should be referred to a secondary healthcare facility. diagnosislocal specialist reviewlocal surgerylocal admissionlocal emergencylocal https://nlajournal.org/journal/kogi-journal/article/kgj-2026-00004Publisher version Kogi State Chapter JournalVol. 0, No. 0 (2026) Electronic articlesfast nla-article-6 20261001210045.0 2026s2026 xxu|||||obm|||||||eng|d 10.1234/kgj/art.6doi Emmason, JonahUniversity of Maiduguri Isa=haku, MusaUniversity of Jos ASSESSMENT OF THE USABILITY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI WEBSITE, BORNO STATE NLA Kogi2026-09-22 1 online resource This study, titled Assessment of the Usability of the University of Maiduguri Website, Borno State, examines the functionality, accessibility, navigation, and responsiveness of the university's website as a critical digital platform for communication, information dissemination, and service delivery. The objectives focus on assessing the website's usability by examining its accessibility, navigation, and responsiveness, while the research questions align with these objectives. The study adopts a quasi-experimental research design within a qualitative framework, involving 10 purposively selected Physical and Health Education students out of a population of 845. Participants, chosen based on their digital competency and website usage experience, engaged in structured tasks and guided group discussions to evaluate their interaction with the website. Data collection involved real-time observations and recorded feedback, which were analyzed thematically to extract key insights. Healthlocal Educationlocal studentslocal researchlocal questionslocal https://nlajournal.org/journal/kogi-journal/article/kgj-2026-00001Publisher version Kogi State Chapter JournalVol. 0, No. 0 (2026) Electronic articlesfast