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CCMDD: “The right medicine, for the right patient, in the right parcel, in the right place, at the right time.” The Central Chronic Medicine Dispensing and Distribution promotes convenience and cost-cutting (CCMD). The Health Systems Trust reports that the Central Chronic Medicine Dispensing and Distribution (CCMDD) programme has alleviated an overburdened and under-resourced public health system, reports Lilita Gcwabe. “Because we serve such a large community, there would often be elderly patients having to arrive as early as 6AM in order to collect their medicine,” Dr. Dimakatso Letsie at the George Mukhari Academic Hospital. “Many of whom travel from areas that are further away and end up being hungry during the day while they wait in the long queues.” ....
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How KZN will rollout Covid-19 vaccine programme Share Durban - As healthcare workers in KwaZulu-Natal became the first in the province to receive the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine, the provincial government outlined its plan to vaccinate the rest of the population. With an estimated 11.3 million people residing in KZN, the provincial government said it had devised an inoculation plan to reach the majority of its citizens based on guidelines set by the World Health Organisation, and National Department of Health. Premier Sihle Zikalala said on Thursday that the province had established a Vaccine Co-ordinating Committee, which includes private hospitals, traditional leaders, eThekwini Municipality, Health Systems Trust, Organised Labour, NGOs (PEPFAR partners), the academic sector, National Health Laboratory Service, civil society and the South African Military Health Services, among others. ....
Joseph Prezioso / AFP via Getty Images KwaZulu-Natal says it will roll out 163 256 vaccines to health personnel around 14 February. These include 81 000 public workers and 49 000 private sector health professionals. The province is not yet out of a second wave with an increased number of deaths. KwaZulu-Natal will have 163 256 vaccines for health personnel from various sectors in the province in its first phase of rollout, Premier Sihle Zikalala said on Tuesday. A total of 163 256 health personnel from various sectors in KwaZulu-Natal are eligible to receive vaccinations during the first phase, as announced by the president. These include 81 000 healthcare workers in the public sector and 49 000 in the private sector, he told media at the Public Works offices in Durban. ....
02 February 2021 - 14:51 Health workers and support staff in direct contact with Covid-19 patients will be the first recipients of vaccines in KwaZulu-Natal. Stock photo. Image: DADO RUVIC/REUTERS KwaZulu-Natal is set to receive its first Covid-19 vaccines on February 14 for a massive rollout programme in which 163,256 health personnel will be eligible for inoculation. On Tuesday, premier Sihle Zikalala said the focus will be on the management, distribution and dispensing of the vaccine. “Key to the success of this plan is co-operation between the public and private sector, as well as non-governmental, community and faith-based organisations,” he said. “The province has established a vaccine co-ordinating committee which includes private hospitals, traditional leaders, eThekwini municipality, the Health Systems Trust, organised labour, NGOs, the academic sector, National Health Laboratory Service, civil society and the SA Milita ....