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Raising awareness of mental health issues that affect children and adolescents, and recognising the impact that adverse experiences can have on their lives and futures. Children can face many challenges, including academic and social pressure, family breakdown, bullying, poverty, violence, and inappropriate care.

Understanding Mpox.

Mpox is a viral illness caused by the monkeypox virus (MPXV). It can cause a painful rash, enlarged lymph nodes and fever. Most people fully recover, but some get very sick.

https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/monkeypox

What, Why and When to Triage.
Understanding the proces

Today, marks Hand Hygiene Day, a global initiative to boost adherence to hand hygiene in healthcare settings. Let's unite to safeguard healthcare workers and patients from infections. Together, our clean hands make a healthier world!

Your dedication to healing and saving lives does not go unnoticed, especially today. Happy National Doctors’ Day!

Let us pause to reflect on the great sacrifice that gives us hope. May today’s blessings encourage us to act with kindness, love, and compassion in whatever we do.

World Head Injury Awareness aims to shine a light on brain injuries, head traumas, their causes, prevention, treatment and precautions that all of us must exercise in our day-to-day lives. When it comes to major brain injuries, they are obviously hard to ignore, as their symptoms and consequences will be severe. However, when it comes to minor brain injuries and head traumas, we have an attitude of walking it off.

Understand the Symptoms and Treatment!

Please visit one of our emergency units if you require assistance:

https://mediecinc.co.za/find-a-hospital/

World Head Injury Awareness Day: Expert Shares Why Mild Head Injuries Should Be Taken Seriously In the case of mild head injuries, time is of paramount importance, especially if there are microbleeds in the brain. 

We commemorate Human Rights Day to reinforce our commitment to the Bill of Rights as enshrined in our Constitution. Only when there is widespread respect for the inherent dignity and equal rights of every human can our expectations for a safe and peaceful world be realised.

24th March marks , a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness about preventable and curable TB.

Join us in a global social media challenge to raise awareness and contribute to ending TB by 2030. Together, let's make a difference! https://ow.ly/Hvbk50QVoa8

To find out more about TB, the symptoms, how it spreads, and what treatment options are available, read the following frequently asked questions: https://ow.ly/HlXC50QVoa7

🤰🏻Pregnancy Awareness Week is observed from 10 to 16 February 2024. 🤰🏻
The primary purpose of Pregnancy Awareness Week is to reduce the number of deaths or complications from pregnancy. This includes both the mother and the foetus/baby. The awareness does so by strengthening the education on pregnancy and highlighting important issues that promote a healthy pregnancy and safe motherhood.

🤰🏻It helps if Pregnant women attend antenatal care as soon as they confirm they are pregnant; within the first trimester.

Antenatal care provides the following benefits:
ℹ️ The opportunity to treat existing medical conditions that can be aggravated by pregnancy like diabetes, hypertension, anaemia and infections.
ℹ️Free testing and voluntary counselling for HIV.
ℹ️ Early recognition of danger signs in pregnancy and post-delivery.
ℹ️Preparation for birth and readiness for complications.
ℹ️ Self-care which includes nutrition and high standard of hygiene.
ℹ️ Information on the father’s role and the family’s as well.

🤰🏻Pregnancy Awareness Week also highlights the importance of pregnant womens’ rights which include the following:
❗️ The right of a woman to choose her companion for providing support during pregnancy and childbirth. The companion may also accompany her to the antenatal care clinic as well as during labour.
❗️ The right of the woman to be treated with respect, dignity and confidentiality.
❗️ The right of the woman to ask questions and to get the correct information regarding her condition.

The main goal of the awareness is to spread important information regarding pregnancy including tips on how to have a healthy pregnancy, how to prevent complications and many more.

Motivation comes from working on things we care about. It also comes from working with people we care about.
not just a dress code, but a state of mind!

Vacancy: Clinical Associate
We’re looking for a dedicated and qualified Clinical Associate to join our dynamic team.

As a Clinical Associate, you will play a vital role in providing high-quality patient care and assisting at all our Emergency Medical Practices in delivering comprehensive healthcare services. We are looking for an ideal candidate who not only possesses clinical skills but also contributes to a wonderful customer and patient experience. An individual who enjoys interacting with people, pays attention to detail, and values exceptional customer experiences.

Location: ​​Midstream, Brits & Raslouw
Salary: ​​Market related and based on experience
Employment type: ​6 months’ probation (Permanent)
Start date: ​​March 2024
Work Schedule: ​Rotational schedule including weekends
Working days: ​5 – 6 days per week

Who Can Apply
• A Qualified Clinical Associate who has strong interpersonal and communication skills. This Emergency Medical Practices caters to all Medical Aids, Insurances, Injury on duty and private patients.

How to apply
Please email the following documents with a short description of yourself to : [email protected]
- ID
- Degree
- Copy of all relevant qualifications
- CV
- HPCSA Registration

Preparing for the festive season! 🎄

The International Day of Radiology will take place on November 8 with the aim of building greater awareness of the value that radiology contributes to safe patient care and improving public understanding of the vital role radiologists and radiographers play in the healthcare continuum.
On this day, we promote the seismic impact of radiology on medicine – earlier detection, fewer surgeries, and game-changing treatment outcomes. It is an opportunity, not only to promote these benefits amongst our colleagues in healthcare and the public at large, but to reflect on them ourselves as radiologists.
In this global spectacle, we invite all imaging experts and enthusiasts to stop, reflect on their tireless efforts, and acknowledge radiology’s pivotal role in active patient care.

How to identify a stroke:

The FAST acronym (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) is a test to quickly identify if someone is having a stroke.

🫠Face weakness: Can the person smile? Has their mouth or eye drooped?
💪🏼Arm weakness: Can the person raise both arms?
🗣️Speech problems: Can the person speak clearly and understand what you say?
🕐Time to call for help: if you see any of these signs.
Acting FAST will give the person having a stroke the best chance of survival and recovery.

Lets go Bokke!!
Stronger Together!!

World Trauma Day, observed on 17 October, emphasizes the importance of saving and protecting a life during the most critical moments. Thank you

Managing people is an art which only the Greatest Leaders can accomplish.
You inspire us with everything you do.

Happy Heritage Day! 🇿🇦 There is something unique and special about every culture, which makes it stand out. Let us preserve it together!

Celebrating our Heritage by appreciating the diversity of customs and traditions. Thank you 🙏🏼 Double Up Angling Medical Resources Group NES Healthcare SA