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Patient experiences go beyond doctor appointments, hospital discharges…
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Unclear strategies, errors: ‘Bill written in a rush’
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Council...
Unclear strategies, errors: ‘Bill written in a rush’
There are number of drafting errors and oversights that clearly indicate that the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill was “written in a rush”.
There were...
Relax about the NHI – it’s a very slow work in...
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AI and the physician: awakening to a new reality
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NHI can make or break SA’s healthcare system
National Health Insurance (NHI) has the potential to make or break South African healthcare, depending on the strength of its foundation.
With the extensive world-class...
Dementia risk associated with cumulative PPI use
Cumulative use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) for more than 4.4 years is associated with an increased risk for dementia, according to the authors of...
AI transforms medicine – redundancy threat to radiologists
Artificial intelligence is disrupting the way healthcare is practiced – if you don’t adapt and adopt it you may just find yourself left behind...
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National Women’s Day not only a celebration,...
SAVE THE DATE: MediSmart Breakfast Club #2
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