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COVID-19: PPE for HCWs

COVID-19: PPE for HCWs

Healthcare workers can report Personal Protective Equipment and essential medicines stock-outs to the SAHCS/SSP. Refer to the contact details in the image.

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Let us honor our rural healthcare workers on this World Health Day as they continue to fight the good fight against COVID-19 in rural communities.
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The work of rural health workers often goes unnoticed. They work away from the urban spotlight with very little acknowledgement of the important role they perform in providing health services to rural communities.

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On this World Health Day, let us remember to strive for equitable access to healthcare for all our people!
Let us stand as a united South Africa and fight for each and everyone to have access to the healthcare that they deserve.
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#COVID19 highlighted how some 👱🙎🏽‍♀️ live healthier lives & have better access to health services than others, due to their living conditions.

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Let us keep our loved ones safe by:
- Wearing a mask
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  • Press Statement: South Africa’s fiscal austerity potentially an opportunity to remedy neglected rural healthcare
  • North West Maquassi Hill Case Study: Rural Proofing and Healthcare Delivery in Times of Austerity
  • Press Release: RHAP Issues First Annual CSO Allocation Update ‘Acute’ 2018
  • NEW! Annual Community Service Officer Update ‘ACUTE’ – 2018 Report
  • Saving lives, saving costs. Investment Case for Community Health Workers In South Africa
  • Rural Health Resource Mapping Guide – Who Cares?
  • Cutting Human Resources for Health – Who Pays?
  • Advocacy for Health: An educators guide to incorporating advocacy into the health sciences curriculum
  • Rural Recruitment and Retention: Why are we not winning?
  • MTBPS 2016: The Rural Health Advocacy Project warns against further health service cuts to those most in need following continued fiscal consolidation
  • NHI White Paper Submission by Rural Partners Network: “THINK RURAL”!
  • Rural-Proofing Health Guidelines
  • Financing rural health: International best practice and options for the South African Context
  • RHAP Discussion Document: Defining rurality within the context of health policy, planning, resourcing and service delivery
  • The Role and Impact of Transport on Rural Communities Accessing the State Health Care System in South Africa
  • Key Priorities for Rural Health
  • Human Resources for Rural Health – South African Health Review 2011
  • Rural-Proofing Health Care for People with Disabilities
  • Rural-Proofing of Policy – An Overview of International Best Practices
  • HR4RH WHO Guidelines – The SA Context

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