Posted on March 31st, 2010 by Ruth
The Southern African Network of Nurses and Midwives (SANNAM) was formed in 2000 after the nurses and midwives of the region realised the importance of expanding their role in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The aim of SANNAM is to improve national health services and social policies related to HIV/AIDS and other critical health challenges.
They realise the importance of pooling resources and working as a region in order to strengthen the contribution of nurses and midwives.
HIV/AIDS is a serious health problem, and the nurses and midwives of the region, who are the major role players in both health institutions and communities, want to reaffirm the vision by striving to raise the quality of care for HIV/AIDS patients and their relatives.
They also want to equip Nurses and midwives and to protect them from the transmission of disease and other related hazards within their professional Environment, and to conduct training workshops and in- service training targeting nurses and midwives.
The main strategy is to build the capacity of the National Nurses’ Associations (NNAs) in order to enable them to provide support to the nurses and midwives to maximize their role in the fight against HIV/Aids.
Contact Details:
Tel:+27-12-344 6135 2
Tel:+27-12-344 6135
Website: www.sannam.org.za
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Posted on March 30th, 2010 by Ruth
In 1937 they became on of two universities in South Africa to have Nurses on Campus. Their Division of Nursing and Midwifery has been preparing nurses at under-graduate level to meet the challenges of health care in South Africa since 1972.
Nurses and Midwives comprise the largest group of health care providers in South Africa.
The Division of Nursing and Midwifery is committed to facilitating the development of competent, caring and autonomous professional nurses and midwives. Students must be registered with the South African Nursing Council as a Nurse. To do the Advanced Midwifery programme students must be registered with the SANC as a midwife as well.
The Division of Nursing and Midwifery -
- prepares professional nurses and midwives for leadership within a primary health based national health system
- meets nurses’ and midwives’ ongoing professional educational requirements
Their Programmes
- nursing education
- nursing management
- child nursing
- ophthalmic nursing
- critical care nursing
- advanced Midwifery and neonatal care
- critical care nursing
Contact Details:
Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
F45 Old Main Building
Groote Schuur Hospital
Observatory
7925
Tel: +27 21 406 6401
Fax: +27 21 406 6323
Email: nursing@uctgsh1.uct.ac.za
Website: www.uct.ac.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
The fact that this nurse training school keeps excelling with a 100 % pass rate means that as a training school, they offer the best there is.
Tygerberg Hospital is a tertiary hospital which was officially opened in 1976. They are the largest hospital in the Western Cape and the second largest hospital in South Africa. It acts as a teaching hospital in conjunction with the University of Stellenbosch’s Health Science Faculty.
The school has set a record of excellence in theoretical as well as practical training which comes from the outstanding dedication and keen interest that the lecturing personnel take in each individual learner.
Contact Details:
1st Floor
15 Wale Street
Parow
Cape Town
8001
Tel:0860 142 142
Email:questions@capegateway.gov.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
The Nursing School at ASM has been approved as a private nursing school with the South African Nursing Council since 1991. They offer a fifteen month Enrolled Auxiliary Nurse’s Programme. The fifteen month auxiliary nurse’s training is accessible way for mature or rural people far from universities to enter the nursing profession.
In keeping with the vision of Africa School of Missions, applicants cannot choose to only do the nursing course; they are required to do at least one year of the Missions and Ministry Development Programme.
In the nursing course candidates learn all the basic nursing skills, basic nutrition, anatomy and first aid, some general issues relating to promoting health and preventing illness in a community, and special issues relating to the care and well being of young children.
Contact Details:
Africa School of Missions
PO Box 439
White River
1240
Tel: +27 13 751 2341
Fax : +27 13 750 1340
Website: www.asm.org.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
They are a specialised rehabilitation centre which handles referrals from all levels of rehabilitation services. Clients can also refer themselves to the WCRC out-patient clinic for one-stop assessment and management purposes.
The Western Cape Rehabilitation Centre is committed to the efficient and effective rehabilitation of persons with physical disabilities by providing innovative, high-intensity, outcome-based rehabilitation programmes within a safe and supportive environment. They also provide training for the skilled nursing staff required for this type of nursing.
Their Nursing School offers Enrolled Nursing Auxiliary, Bridging from ENA to Staff Nurse and Bridging from Enrolled Nurse to Professional Nurse/Registered Nurse courses.
Contact Details:
103 Highlands Drive
Lentegeur
Mitchell’s Plain
Tel: +27 21 370 2300
Fax: +27 21 370 2400
Website: www.capegateway.gov.za
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