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ABSTRACT
This study investigates the relationship between the quality of accounting records and the corporate performance of firms within the Nigerian healthcare industry. The research employs a survey approach, distributing questionnaires to accounting personnel, management, and healthcare personnel across various healthcare firms in Edo State, Nigeria. The questionnaires gather data on existing accounting practices, financial performance metrics and perceptions on the relationship between these two variables.
This research aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of how proper accounting practices influence the financial well-being of Nigerian healthcare firms. The findings can provide valuable insights for policymakers, healthcare administrators and accounting professionals to improve financial transparency, accountability and ultimately the quality of healthcare services delivered in Nigeria.
