1.2) Healthcare system Flashcards

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SAs healthcare system consists of

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large public sector
smaller but fast growing private sector
NGO sector

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How do NGOs contribute to the health sector

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By focusing on HIV/AIDs and TB

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3
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What funds the public healthcare sector

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The National Treasury

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4
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Public Healthcare system serves who

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majority of population due to the country’s high levels of poverty and unemployment

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5
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Optimal functionality of the public healthcare sector id hampered by

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shortage of medical personnel

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6
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How was the shortage of medical personnel addressed

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-employment of foreign medical practitioners
- made it easier for foreign medical professionals to practice in SA
-newly qualified SA healthcare professionals do compulsory community service

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7
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Level 1 consists of

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3 types of facilities with a step up referral system

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What is a Primary Healthcare clinic

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First line of access for people needing healthcare

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Primary Healthcare clinics offer

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-immunisations
-family planning
- ante-natal care
-treatment of common diseases
-treatment and managemnt of TB
-HIV and AIDS counselling

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Cost of Primary healthcare clinics

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Services are free of charge

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11
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Next stop after Primary healthcare clinic

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Community Healthcare clinic

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What is a Community Healthcare clinic

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2nd step in providing healthcare but it can be used for first-contact care

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Community Healthcare clinics offer

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-services similar to PHC
- 24hr maternity service
-emergency care
-casualty
-short-stay ward

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14
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Next stop after CHC

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District hospital when necessary

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What is a district hospital

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3rd step in the provision of healthcare

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16
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District hospitals receive

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referrals from and provide generalist support to CHC and centres.

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17
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District hospital services include

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-diagnostic
-treatment
-care
-counselling and rehabilitation services

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District hospital clinical services include

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-Surgery
-OBGYN
- Out-patients department
-Medicine
-Paeds
-Mental Health
-Geriatrics
-Casualty
-Clinical Forensic medical services

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Who delivers care at district hospitals

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Medical Practitioners and nurses

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What happens if a District hospital cannot help a person

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they will refer them to the local Regional Hospital

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What is a Regional Hospital

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2nd level of healthcare

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Regional Hospitals provide

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specialist support to several District hospitals

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Regional Hospitals refer patients to

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Provincial Tertiary Hospital

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What is a Provincial Tertiary Hospital

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3rd level of healthcare

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PTH provide
sub-specialist support to several Regional hospitals
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PTH offer
-Neurosurgery -neurology -plastic and reconstructive surgery -cardiology -urology -paediatric surgery -maxillo-facial surgery'-psychiatry -occupational health -Orthopaedics
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Who are the PTH staff
Specialists and Generalists
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PTH refer people to
National Central Hospital
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What is a National Central Hospital
4th and highest level of healthcare
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Central Hospitals consist of
Very highly specialised referral units
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Central hospitals provide
an environment for multi-specialty clinical services, innovation and research
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What are Specialised Hospitals
provide care only for certain specialised patients
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Specialised Hospitals include
-chronic psychiatric hospitals -TB hospitals -specialised spinal injury hospitals -acute infectious disease hospitals
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What is the NHLS
-largest pathology service in SA -provides diagnostic and health research services
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Referral system of Private healthcare
Referral system is medical aid scheme driven - GP has to refer the patient
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Funding of Private healthcare
by subscriptions of individuals to medical aid schemes
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System in place in private healthcare
A motivation system in order to obtain authorisation for chronic medication or specialised medication payment
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What is a country's burden of disease
an assessment that has been done on the mortality, morbidity, injuries, disabilities and other risk factors specific to a country
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Define Mortality rate
measures the no. of deaths in a particular population over a specific period
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Defines Morbidity rate
frequency or proportion with which a disease appears in a country's population
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SAs burden of disease
4 groups: -HIV/AIDs & TB -Other communicable diseases (flu, colds, COVID) - Non-communicable diseases (diabetes, CVD, Cancer, COPD -Injuries
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What does PASOP stand for
Prevet, Avoid, Stop, Overcome and Protect
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What is PASOP
A campaign launched in Nov 2014 to call on all comunities to join hands with the government in the fight against HIV, AIDs and TB
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PASOP prioritises who
specific populations and vulnerable groups such as women, youth, sex workers, LGBTI community