It is with great pride and honour to be a gate keeper of this website. This site takes pride in providing research-based and thought-provoking documents. The focus, in terms of content, has been more on the quality of information, resulting in carefully selected topics covering healthcare issues ranging from nursing and quality to in-depth healthcare analyses of medical inflation and its underlying drivers. Not only has the site been a valuable reference hub over the years, it has also become the kind of thermometer for the various burning issues raging in private healthcare today.
Nonetheless, this internet site proves that the private healthcare industry is a complex sector, which is over-simplified in popular newspapers. The Hospital Association of South Africa trusts that the site will add value and perspective to the intricacies of private healthcare and show how new developments impact on private hospitals.
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09 March 2009
HASA SUBSCRIBES TO THE COMPETITION LAW. At all times HASA members must ensure their compliance with related legislation and/or regulation, and in particular must ensure that with any discussion with any individual, institution, body and/or association, that their representations are compliant with Competition Law (see the Competition Act [Act No. 89 of 1998] ).
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13 January 2009
As South Africa approaches a new phase in its history, let us commit as public and private health care to working together. Let us in unity address the endemic challenges facing health care service delivery within the Republic. More importantly, let us come together to find innovative solutions within a mutually defined mandate of improved access and service delivery.
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21 November 2008
HASA CEO Adv Kurt Worrall-Clare represented South Africa at the US-Africa Private Healthcare Forum, an international gathering of private health experts and leaders held at Washington DC, US, today. Worrall-Clare's shared with the forum the strength, viability and the quality of care of the South African private hospital sector. South Africa’s private hospital industry is a national asset with a global reputation for delivering world-class, quality medical care. Together with the country’s healthcare fraternity, the industry can lay claim to a number of medical innovations. click below for the full presentation.
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09 October 2008
New Minister of Health Barbara Hogan and her deputy Dr Molefi Sefularo are a breath of fresh air and a healthy rejuvenation of the healthcare sector. Hogan brings in a consumer-based approach and a financial background to an otherwise underspending department. Sefularo has been at the coalface of healthcare delivery for the past 10 years as MEC for health in North West.
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06 May 2008
Some of the legislation pertaining to private hospitals includes (but is not limited to):
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