South Africa has a shortage of medical doctors. Whereas South Africa has 60 doctors per 100 000 citizens in 2013, the world average was 152 doctors per 100 000 citizens in the same year. Large inequalities in the distribution of resources between the public and the private sector, as well as between rural and urban areas exacerbate the shortage.
South Africa’s healthcare system is under growing strain and incremental change will no longer be enough. Rising demand, escalating costs and capacity constraints in the
According to Anthony Norton, of Nortons Inc, who represented the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) in obtaining a significant order by consent, the National
Dr. Zecharai Esterhuizen, is no longer in the employ of Arwyp Medical Centre. He is succeeded by Dr. Estelle Le Roux as interim Chief Executive
South Africa’s healthcare system is under growing strain and incremental change will no longer be enough. Rising demand, escalating costs and capacity constraints in the
According to Anthony Norton, of Nortons Inc, who represented the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) in obtaining a significant order by consent, the National
