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Nursing
Long lines, poor service at Kgabo Health Centre 29.04.2013 Mishack Mahlangu TSHWANE. - The staff and patients at Kgabo Health Centre in Winterveld are unhappy with the conditions at the facility – the staff complain that do not receive support from the regional office while patients are concerned about the long waiting periods. Read more
Picking up the Pieces 26.03.2013 Health-e Health-e's latest documentary, "Picking up the Pieces" will be aired tonight (Tues) on 3rd Degree (e-TV) at 9.30pm. See the nurses in action dealing particularly with the huge rise in child rape cases, and find out how this specialisation is dying because it does not get proper recognition from the health authorities. Read more
HPCSA axes thousands from its register 05.11.2012 PRESS RELEASE: Almost 10 000 healthcare practitioners were suspended from the Health Professions Council of South Africa’s (HPCSA) register this past weekend for failure to pay their annual fees. Read more
More foreign nurses for SA 17.07.2012 JOHANNESBURG, July, 17, 2012 ─ The South African Nursing Council (SANC) and Africa Health Placements (AHP) recently signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to bring more nurses to South Africa. Read more
Patients fed up with bad attitude from nursing staff 27.06.2012 Ayanda Mkhwanazi During a recent visit to the Daveyton Main Clinic, on Gauteng’s East Rand, Ayanda Mkhwanazi of Health-e News Service, found patients complaining of appalling staff attitudes, which hinder effective health service delivery. Read more
Bara warning bells sounded long ago 10.02.2012 Anso Thom Chris Hani Baragwanath (CHB) doctors had issued a warning in December last year already that the suboptimal staffing levels at the hospital were dangerous and endangering the lives of mothers and children. Read more
Details on SA's human resources strategy 11.10.2011 The training of more doctors, the refurbishment of nursing colleges, the appointment of retired nurses and specialists and the building of more hospitals and medical faculties are some of the plans presented by health minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi. Read more
Health team planned for each electoral ward 08.08.2011 Anso Thom Every electoral ward is set to have a primary health care, nurse-driven team established as part of the National Health Insurance (NHI) system and specialist doctor teams will be assigned to districts where maternal and child mortality is high. Read more
Midwives could save 3.6-million lives 21.06.2011 Kerry Cullinan DURBAN – Ninety percent of all maternal deaths could be prevented if pregnant women were cared for by trained midwives, with specialised back-up in case of emergencies. Read more
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