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Gauteng hospitals at 91% occupancy rates

Gauteng has reached 91% Covid-19 bed occupancy. The province only has an extra 185 beds from the projected 9 500 needed for the third wave. A total of 68% of all the people admitted at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital are Covid-19 patients.  With the Covid-19 third wave battering Gauteng, hospitals in the province are filling up quickly with a 91% occupancy rate.   On Friday, Dr Ntsakisi Maluleke, public health specialist, said current hospitalisation rates in the province for both public and private hospital Covid-19 beds were at 91%.   Maluleke said the seven-day rolling average for hospitalisations in the province is 631 - higher than during the peak in the second wave of infections. 

Brand New 150-Bed Facility At Bronkhorstspruit Hospital Unveiled

Brand New 150-Bed Facility At Bronkhorstspruit Hospital Unveiled 2 days ago 3 min read Share with your network! BMW Group South Africa has stepped up its response against the spread of the Coronavirus by achieving another milestone. The premium vehicle manufacturer unveiled a 150-bed overflow facility the Group built at Bronkhorstspruit Hospital, east of Pretoria. This forms part of a long-term and sustainable investment to the value of R76 million, to benefit the communities. Long-term and sustainable investments      This entails more than 800 beds in nine hospitals and four community health clinics, including Phedisong, Soshanguve Multi-Purpose Centre, Kgabo CHC and KT Motubatse, as well as two COVID-19 screening and testing centres.

Covid-19 angst takes toll on Tshwane hospital staff

Covid-19 angst takes toll on Tshwane hospital staff By Rapula Moatshe Share Pretoria – Covid-19 angst is taking a toll on staff at Jubilee District Hospital in Hammanskraal, as many nurses and doctors are calling in sick mainly due to exhaustion. This was the bleak picture painted by the hospital public relations officer Moses Tlamama, who said that the hospital was beset by staffing challenges arising from the relentless demands of the pandemic. He said among the challenge for staff causing anxiety was having to work with more patients but fewer staff because those who test positive or have been in contact with someone positive have to isolate.

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