HPCSA and UKZN respond to issues raised by foreign-trained doctors
The health professions council says failure to pass the board exams may imply that the quality of training the doctors
The health professions council says failure to pass the board exams may imply that the quality of training the doctors
The attack has caused significant delays in diagnosing patients, overwhelming hospital staff, and rendering many clinics non-operational.
For better health outcomes, policies must focus on reducing financial hardships, tackling discrimination and marginalisation, and strengthening primary healthcare.
The South African Medical Association says it is not concerned about the personalities of those appointed to the health portfolio,
The attack has forced staff to manually register samples and communicate results, significantly slowing down operations.
Clinics in Mpumalanga are experiencing a chronic medication shortage, leading to the rationing of essential drugs such as ARVs and
Clinics are issuing only seven days’ worth of Rifinah, a crucial TB treatment, instead of the usual month’s supply due
Testing at the point of care – where the patient is being treated – saves time that would have been
This is part of a broader issue affecting other rehab centres. The Gauteng Care Crisis Committee is in discussions with
A trial conducted among over 5,300 adolescent girls and young women in South Africa and Uganda, showed zero HIV infections
The health professions council says failure to pass the board exams may imply that the quality of training the doctors
The attack has caused significant delays in diagnosing patients, overwhelming hospital staff, and rendering many clinics non-operational.
For better health outcomes, policies must focus on reducing financial hardships, tackling discrimination and marginalisation, and strengthening primary healthcare.
The South African Medical Association says it is not concerned about the personalities of those appointed to the health portfolio,
The attack has forced staff to manually register samples and communicate results, significantly slowing down operations.
Clinics in Mpumalanga are experiencing a chronic medication shortage, leading to the rationing of essential drugs such as ARVs and
Clinics are issuing only seven days’ worth of Rifinah, a crucial TB treatment, instead of the usual month’s supply due
Testing at the point of care – where the patient is being treated – saves time that would have been
This is part of a broader issue affecting other rehab centres. The Gauteng Care Crisis Committee is in discussions with
A trial conducted among over 5,300 adolescent girls and young women in South Africa and Uganda, showed zero HIV infections