Title: Assessment of Quality Healthcare and Sustainability Among Clinical Staff in Rivers State, Nigeria.
Authors: Ada Gaius PhD, Alatise Ayodele Oluwakemi, Olatokun Olatunde Sunday
Volume: 10
Issue: 5
Pages: 54-62
Publication Date: 2026/05/28
Abstract:
Quality healthcare provision among clinical staffers is vital towards sustainable development, while this presumption becomes contested due to lack of proper redistributive mechanisms. This study conjectured on quality healthcare and sustainability among clinical staff in Rivers State Nigeria.. A correlational survey research design was used. The study population consisted of 8,000 clinical staff working in public healthcare facilities, and a sample of 381 respondents was calculated using multistage sampling methods. The structured questionnaire was known as Quality Healthcare and Sustainability Questionnaire (QHSQ) Its content has been validated through the opinion of specialists, and its reliability was established by Cronbach's alpha method. Research tools were analysed with the ones of descriptive statistics; means and standard deviation used for research questions, Pearson Product Moment Correlation analyses used for hypothesis one and two, and multiple regression analysis with interaction terms at 0.05 level of significance for hypothesis three. The results showed a strong positive and significant correlation between quality healthcare and sustainability. In addition, quality healthcare shows a significant moderation effect on sustainability with 95% CI using socio-demographic characteristics. The study encourages healthcare administrators to make quality improvement practices more robust, improve sustainability planning and implement policies sensitive to the workforce in Rivers State, Nigeria.