by Chandré Blignaut | Aug 30, 2019 | Featured, JEMDSA, News, SAFP, SAJAA, SAJCN, SAJGO, SAJS, WHSA
Systems harm patients more than doctors Hospital Association of South Africa A culture of “name, blame and shame,” in medicine drastically reduces the potential for system changes to improve patient safety, the Hospital Association of South Africa’s...
by Chandré Blignaut | Aug 5, 2019 | Featured, News, PNT, SAFP, SAJAA, SAJGO, SAJS, WHSA
Indemnity outfit boosts State surgical rescues Johannesburg – A local insurer of healthcare professionals, EthiQal, has donated R240 000 to Operation Healing Hands, OHH, a non-profit-organisation set up to relieve the overwhelming burden of surgery in the public...
by Chantelle Janse van Rensburg | Oct 16, 2018 | News, PNT, SAFP, SAJS, SAPA
INOVA LAUNCHES “BIG O” CAMPAIGN Bones matter at all stages of life iNova pharmaceuticals and their B-Cal® calcium range has launched the “Big O” campaign – to encourage South Africans to put their voice behind Osteoporosis, also known as the “silent disease”....
by Chantelle Janse van Rensburg | Jun 6, 2018 | Featured, News, SAJS
The SpineCor Scoliosis Brace – A first of its kind in South Africa MER Healthcare Consulting has introduced the new Scoliosis SpineCor Brace to the South African market. SpineCor is 3 dimensional dynamic brace used to help prevent progression of a curve in Idiopathic...
by Chantelle Janse van Rensburg | May 25, 2018 | Featured, News, SAJS
Johnson & Johnson Launches J&J Institute to Meet Evolving Needs of HCPs and Improve Patient Outcomes in South Africa and Globally 2017 saw Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices launch the J&J Institute – focused on increasing access to healthcare education...
by Chantelle Janse van Rensburg | Mar 27, 2018 | News, SAJID, SAJS
Newly opened centre to advance safety in SA healthcare A new collaboration, located within the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Clinical Skills Centre, will help foster safer practices in healthcare through an educational focus on patient and healthcare worker safety....
