SECTION27’s submission to the Health Profession Council of South Africa on guideline tariffs for medical and dental services

By cindytest, 3 April 2013 Posted in: Access to medicines, Right to Access Healthcare, Submissions

Read the submission SECTION27 made recently to the Health Professional Council of South Africa (HPCSA) on guideline tariffs for medical and dental services.

S27 Submission on HPCSA Ethical Tariff

The Johannesburg Declaration

By Butho, 18 March 2016

Posted in: Access to medicines, News

A civil society declaration on the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Access to Medicines March 17 2016 The UN system – and governments and people around the world – are poised on the threshold of a historic opportunity to redress the policy incoherence and imbalance that exists with respect to…

Emergency Medical Services – ECHCAC analysis of ECDoH response to Commission

By admin, 15 June 2016

Posted in: Emergency Medical Services, News, Right to Access Healthcare

On 14 June 2016, the Eastern Cape Health Action Crisis Coalition wrote to the South African Human Rights Commission in relation to the Eastern Cape Department of Health Response to the Commission's report on Emergency Health Services in the province. We noted that on 1 April 2016, the Eastern Cape Department…

Tags: Access to medicine accountability Eastern Cape Department of Health Eastern Cape Health Action Crisis Coalition Eastern Cape health crisis echcac emergency medical services Health Human rights SECTION27 South African Human Rights Commission

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Emergency Medical Services – ECHCAC analysis of ECDoH response to Commission

HIV incidence in South Africa: what is really happening?

By cindytest, 6 July 2010

Posted in: Fact sheets, HIV and TB, Right to Access Healthcare

Measuring changes in HIV incidence is key to evaluating the effectiveness of prevention interventions – including the provision of antiretroviral treatment (ART), which has been shown to reduce transmission – as well as for quantifying the need for future services, which is important for planning and budgeting.

Tags: ARVs Health HIV HIV incidence HIV prevalence Human Sciences Research Council

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