The Council for Medical Schemes continues with plans for a registry, which it says will link to a patient registration system that the government plans to establish under National Health Insurance
In 2018 the funding available for fighting HIV/AIDS fell significantly as donors disbursed less and investments failed to keep pace with inflation
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The proposed legislation will be considered by the National Assembly and the NCOP, and go through public consultation before it can be implemented
Department overspent its admin budget due to medical negligence claims and overspent its central hospital budget due to bonuses
The subject of a probe, Zuko Nonxuba is accused of mounting scores of illegitimate cases of medical negligence against health departments
Province’s health department told to improve the services provided by state facilities as it faces a high number of medical negligence claims
The nation's goal of “a long and healthy life for all” will not be met if government continues to slash spending on health, when it should be doubling it, say ...
The future of its appellate court is uncertain, and questions have been raised about the categorisation of China, India, Indonesia and SA as developing ...
New health minister has to begin implementing the policy plan
SA Health Products Regulatory Authority faces a huge backlog of applications from pharmaceutical manufacturers hoping to register their products
New regulator is tackling a huge backlog, some of it dating back to the 1990s, but it is struggling to attract a CEO
Environmental group groundWork has launched court proceedings in terms of the Air Quality Act, specifically fingering Eskom and Sasol
Alignd offers a new managed care model it says will save money and give patients a greater say in their end of life care
US President’s Emergency Fund for AIDS Relief agrees to continue funding treatment programme as long as the US Congress approves and certain conditions are met
The National Health Laboratory Service officials were guilty of misconduct relating to tenders worth about R200m
There is neither hard questioning of the government’s progress in implementing National Health Insurance nor public debate on the merits of the DA’s proposed ...
The WHO says screen time should ideally only begin at the age of two years, and then for no more than an hour a day
SA Health Products Regulatory Authority is working with the police to stop the sale of unregistered medicines
Activists’ single-minded focus on price could backfire, says International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations
