The Eastern Cape Health MEC, Ntandokazi Capa, led a walkabout during her oversight visit to Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital to assess progress on developments aimed at strengthening cancer care and improving specialised health services. These advancements will bring quality, accessible healthcare closer to our communities and enhance outcomes for patients across the Eastern Cape. | Eastern Cape Department of Health

The Eastern Cape Health MEC, Ntandokazi Capa, is currently on a walkabout at Dora Nginza Hospital to engage with healthcare workers and patients, assess service delivery in various units, and monitor the hospital’s overall performance. This forms part of the ongoing MEC Oversight Task Team work, aimed at strengthening hospital management, improving patient care, and ensuring accountability in the delivery of health services across the province. | Eastern Cape Department of Health

Violent crime is putting immense pressure on the Western Cape public health system, with hospitals treating thousands of gunshot and stabbing victims in just six months. Officials warn that emergency units are overwhelmed, healthcare workers are exhausted, and critical resources are being diverted from other emergencies. Western Cape Department of Health's Dr Juanita Arendse weighs in on the alarming statistics. Watch: tinyurl.com/4vwz77ar #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika

Highmark Health showcases their virtual living health strategy that provides remote patient monitoring and video calls to your doctor. | WGAL News Channel 8 Susquehanna Valley, Pa.

A fire broke out at Paarl Hospital in the Western Cape on Tuesday morning. According to the Western Cape Department of Health, the blaze was quickly contained, and no injuries were reported, with only a small part of the hospital affected. In a statement, the Department said the incident was handled swiftly by emergency services and hospital staff. As a precaution, the affected area and its immediate surroundings were evacuated. Patients who were in that section of the hospital were moved to saf

Back-to-School energy in the air as learners sing together 🎵 #backtoschool | Eastern Cape Department of Health

6.9K views · 40 reactions | WATCH: The Western Cape Health Department is continuing with its vaccination of health workers against Covid-19 this weekend. Today, the first group of doctors will get their vaccines at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. The facility hopes to vaccinate 250 doctors today. The provincial government says 385 health workers had been vaccinated against Covid-19 in the province by Thursday afternoon. | SABC News Western Cape | Facebook