Critical Health Perspectives 2022 #3 – DECEMBER 2022: How strengthening governance can improve NHI
by Anneleen | March 9, 2023 | Home, NHI | 0 Comments
Click here for full PDF Written by: Baone Twala, SECTION27. Edits by: Lynn Bust, PHM SA and Prof Louis Reynolds, PHM SA People’s health in South Africa is in the midst of a severe crisis, with a high burden of disease, andfragmented and dysfunctional health services....
Critical Health Perspectives: National Health Insurance issue 2: Financing of the South African National Health Insurance and involvement of the private sector
by Anneleen | September 6, 2022 | Home, NHI | 0 Comments
Click here for full PDF Lynn Bust, Louis Reynolds, Lauren Paremoer, Anneleen De Keukelaere, Editorial With the quadruple burden of disease, and fragmented and dysfunctional health services, people’s health in South Africa is in the midst of a severe crisis. We are...
Critical Health Perspectives: National Health Insurance in South Africa – Issue 1: A Brief History and Critical Analysis
by Anneleen | July 11, 2022 | Home, NHI | 0 Comments
CLICK HERE for the full PDF In 2022, the South African health system is in severe crisis. We are re-igniting our Critical Health Perspectives (CHP) publications with a fresh face. Our first focus will be on the massive health system reform currently pending in South...
MSF/PHM SA technical brief: Removing intellectual property barriers from COVID19 vaccines and treatment for people in South Africa
by Tinashe Njanji | January 31, 2022 | C-19, COVID-19, Home, News & Analysis | 0 Comments
We would like to share a tech-brief by the Access Campaign and PHM-SA on removing intellectual property barriers from COVID19 vaccines and treatment for people in South Africa. Emphasising how IP barriers can undermine access to medicines, particularly looking at...
Unequal global vaccine coverage is at the heart of the current covid-19 crisis
by Tinashe Njanji | December 18, 2021 | C-19, COVID-19, Home | 0 Comments
The emergence of the omicron variant shows the risks of vaccine inequity, and the response of the global North has been to further discriminate against and isolate the global South The article below was written by Fatima Hassan founding director of HJI, Leslie London...
Solidarity statement with health workers at Groote Schuur Hospital
by Tinashe Njanji | August 20, 2021 | C-19, COVID-19, Home | 0 Comments
The following statement was issued by People’s Health Movement South Africa and Health Justice Initiative on 20 Aug 2021 A misplaced and disrespectful call to attend a “Freedom of Choice: No to Mandatory Vaccination Rally” at Groote Schuur this weekend is circulating...
For Immediate Release: Joint HJI & PHM Press Release on DoH Special Categories
by Tinashe Njanji | July 7, 2021 | COVID-19, Home, News & Analysis | 0 Comments
Below is a joint press release by the HJI and PHM in response to Department of Health’s prioritisation of ‘special groups’ circular of 4 July – and subsequent (6 July) withdrawal. For Immediate Release 7 July 2021 Department of Health’s prioritisation of ‘special...
“Train the Trainer” Manual for Covid 19 Vaccine Literacy”
by Tinashe Njanji | July 5, 2021 | COVID-19, Home | 0 Comments
Created through great collaborative efforts, we are proud to exhibit and freely offer the “Train the Trainer” Manual for Covid 19 Vaccine Literacy here. Download Links here: Web-friendly version Print-friendly version People’s Health Movement SA Info Summary Posters...
Our Joint Submission for the Inquiry into ‘Ensuring Free and Fair Local Government Elections During COVID-19’
by Tinashe Njanji | June 18, 2021 | C-19, COVID-19, Home | 0 Comments
Below is a submission made jointly by PHM-SA and HJI to Justice Dikgang Moseneke for the Inquiry into ‘Ensuring Free and Fair Local Government Elections During COVID-19’ Submission for the Inquiry into ‘Ensuring Free and Fair Local Government Elections During...
SAVE LIVES NOW: SUPPORT THE COVID-19 TRIPS WAIVER
by Tinashe Njanji | February 7, 2021 | C-19, COVID-19, Home | 0 Comments
The Doha Declaration states that countries can and should interpret the Agreement on the Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in a manner that protects public health, including ensuring access to essential medicines for all. So why are...