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 June 2009
'Towards Universal Access to Healthcare'
The HASA CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION 2009 held at the prestigious Elangeni Hotel in eThekwini on 03-05 June 2009 was a resounding success hosting 290 delegates and 20 partner companies. Durban was an oasis of warmth just as a cold front rolled through the rest of the country, and surely the air of warmth and favourable weather lifted the spirit of the delegates.
Dr Molefi Sefularo, the honourable Deputy Minister of Health, shared the stage with the chairperson of Hasa Dr Nkaki Matlala to officially open this conference reminding delegates of the important task of improving the broader healthcare system. The event comprised of groundbreaking research, analysis and intense discussions by the best minds in the healthcare industry. To read all about the 2009 conference visit our conference pages.
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29 April 2009
Please be advised of an alert issued for suspected Swine Influenza cases.
Attached (download below) please find relevant guidelines for surveillance, laboratory diagnosis and management of patients with suspected Swine flue A/H1N1 as issued by the NICD.
Kind regards
Sharon Slabbert
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01 April 2009
THE NURSING STRATEGY FOR SOUTH AFRICA 2008 offers a comprehensive approach to address the challenges faced by the nursing profession. Developed by members of the nursing profession in support of the department’s efforts to reposition nursing, the strategy purports to articulate the link between nursing practice, education and training, nursing leadership, nursing regulation, social positioning of nurses, resources and the national health system. It is aimed at addressing as a matter of urgency the challenges faced by nursing in South Africa.
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02 June 2008
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02 June 2008
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