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Health Professions Act: List of Approved Facilities for Community Service by Pharmacists in 2012 96 No.34332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2011 No.465 1 June 2011 PHARMACY ACT, 1974 (ACT NO. 53 OF 1974} LIST OF APPROVED FACILITIES FOR THE PURPOSES OF PERFORMING COMMUNITY SERVICE BY PHARMACISTS IN THE YEAR 2012 The Minister of Health has, in terms of regulation 3 of the Regulations relating to Performance of Pharmaceutical Community Service, listed the following approved facilities for purposes of the profession of pharmacy. PROVINCE REGION/DISTRICT FACILITY EASTERN CAPE Cacadu Andries Vosloo Hospital * Fort England Hospital* Graaf Reneinet CHC* Humansdorp Hospital * Joubertina CHC* Margery Parkes* Marjorie Parish Hospital* Midland Hospital * Orsmond Hospital* Port Alfred Hospital * PZ Meyer* Settlers Hospital * Settlers Day CHC* Temba Hospital• Uitenhage Hospital * Alfred Nzo Khotsong Hospital• Maluti CHC* Mary Theresa Hospital .... ! Mt Ayliff Hospital ** · Sipetu Hospital •• Tabankulu CHC*• Tayler Bequest Hospitai(Maluti) * Tayler Bequest Hospital STAATSKOERANT, 1 JUNIE 2011 No. 34332 97 (Matatiele )"' Chris Hani All Saints Hospital ..... Cala Hospital ** Cofimvaba Hospital ** Cradock Hospital ** Elliot Hospital ... Frontier Hospital * Glen Grey Hospital * Mjanyana Hospital ** NgcoboCHC* Ngonyama CHC* Nomzamo CHC* Sada CHC* Thornhill CHC* Wilhelm Stahl Hospital ..... ZwelakheDalasile CHC* Nelson Mandala Dora Nginza Hospital Elizabeth Donkin Hospital Jose Pearson Santa Hospital Kwazakhele Day Clinic Laetitia Bam CH C Livingstone Hospital Motherwell CHC New Brighton CHC PE Pharmaceutical Depot PE Provincial Hospital Amathole Bedford Hospital Bhisho Hospital Butterworth Hospital Cecilia Makiwane Hospital Cathcart Hospital Dimbaza CHC Duncan Village Day CHC Dutywa CHC Empilweni Gompo CHC Fort Beauford Hospital Fort Grey Hospital Frere Hospital Grey Hospital Middledrift CHC Nontyatyambo CHC Nompomelelo Hospital Ngqamakwe CHC SS Gida Hospita Tafalofefe Hospital Tower Hospital Victoria Hospital Winterberg Hospital Willowvale CHC 98 No. 34332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2011 ORTambo Bedford Hospital Bhisho Hospital ISRDS NODE Butterworth Hospital Cecilia Makiwane Hospital Cathcart Hospital Dimbaza CHC Duncan Village Day CHC Dutywa CHC Empilweni Gompo CHC Fort Beauford Hospital Fort Grey Hospital Frere Hospital Grey Hospital Middledrift CHC Nontyatyambo CHC Nompomelelo Hospital Ngqamakwe CHC SS Gida Hospita Tafalofefe Hospital Tower Hospital Victoria Hospital Winterberg Hospital Willowvale CHC Ukhahlamba Aliwal North Hospital ** Cloete Joubert Hospital - Empilisweni Hospital •• Umlamli Hospital ** FREE STATE Xhariep DC16 Community Heal Centre:Bophelong and Surrounding clinics (Petrusburg Koffiefontein ) Diamond Hospital Complex and Surrounding clinics (Diamant {Jagersfontein}, Trompsburg & Bethulie) Embekweni (Zastron)/Stoffel Coetzee (Smithfield) H Hospital • Complex and Surrounding clinics Mathea DC17 Botshabelo Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Centralised ARV Pharmacy Dr J S Moroka/Mantsopa Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting L_____________________ _L ________________________ .~c~lin~i~csL_) ______________~ STAATSKOERANT, 1 JUNIE 2011 No.34332 99 Free State Psychiatric Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Medical Depot MUCPP/Heidedal Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) National Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Pelonomi Regional Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Lejweleputswa DC18 Bongani Regional Hospital (will be required to rotate to Surrounding clinics) Katleho I Winburg Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Surrounding clinics) , Thusanong/Nala/Mohau I Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) ThaboMofutsana DC19 Elizabeth Ross Hospital -(will be rotate to Qwa-Qwa & Kesten ISRDS NODE clinics) ltemoheng/John Daniel Newsberry/Phuthuloa Hospital Complex ** (will be required to rotate to Mamello CHC (Marquard)Ciinics) Mofumahadi Manapo Mopedi /Dihlabeng Regional Hospital Complex ** (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Thebe/Phumelela Hospital Complex"'*(will be required to rotate to Tshiame Memel Warden clinics) 100 No. 34332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2011 Phekolong/Nketoana Hospital Complex** (will be required to rotate to Clarens, Fouriesburg, Rosendal, Paul Roux, Petrus Steyn, Lindley and Arlington • clinics) Fezile Dabi District DC20 Boitumelo Regional Hospital (will be required to rotate to . Supporting clinics) Fezile Dabi District Area:Lesedi CHC, Pax CHC (will be required to rotate to Supporting clinics) Mafuberrokollo Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Surrounding clinics) Metsimaholo/Parys Hospital Complex (will be required to rotate to Sasolburg, Vredefort, Koppies, Kanenelo CHC, Kganya CHC, Zamdela CHC I GAUTENG Ekurhuleni East Rand Regional Pharmacy Nigel rotating through PHC facilities where required Far East Rand Hospital Pharmacy Germiston Hospital Pharmacy Natalspruit Hospital Pharmacy Pholosong Hospital Tambo Memorial Hospital Pharmacy Tembisa Hospital Pharmacy Johannesburg Metro District Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital Pharmacy Coronation Hospital Pharmacy Edenvale General Hospital Pharmacy Helen Joseph Hospital Pharmacy Charlotte Max eke Johannesburg Academic Hospital Pharmacy Hillbrow Regional Hospital Pharmacy (rotating through PHC facilities) CHC ' > Chiawelo STAATSKOERANT, 1 JUNIE 2011 No. 34332 101 Pharmacy );;> Discoverers CHC );;> Hillbrow CHC );;> Lenasia South CHC );;> Lilian Ngoyi CHC Pharmacy );;> Mofolo Clinic Pharmacy Sizwe Tropical Disease Hospital Pharmacy South Rand Hospital Pharmacy Tara The H Morass Centre Pharmacy Tshwane Metsweding District Dr George Mukhari Hospital Jubilee Community Hospital Dispensary Kalafong Hospital Pharmacy Mamelodi Hospital Pharmacy Pretoria West Hospital Pharmacy Steve Bike Academic Hospital Cullinan Care and Rehabilitation Centre Pretoria Regional Pharmacy (rotating through PHC facilities) );;> Stanza Bopape Pharmacy > Laudium Hospital Pharmacy > Soshanguve Clinic 3 Pharmacy );;> Skinner Street Clinic Pharmacy Tshwane District Hospital Pharmacy Weskoppies Hospital Pharmacy West Rand Region Dr Yusuf Dadoo Hospital Pharmacy Leratong Hospital Pharmacy West Rand Regional Hospital Pharmacy (rotating through PHC facilities) > Mogale Clinic Pharmacy );;> Mohlakeng Clinic Pharmacy Sterkfontein Hospital Pharmacy Sedibeng Heidelberg Hospital Pharmacy Kopanong Hospital Pharmacy • Sedibeng District Hospital Pharmacy (rotating through PHC facilities 102 No. 34332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2011 >- Empilisweni Clinic ;;;. Johan Heyns CHC Pharmacy >- Levai Mbatha CHC Pharmacy >- Meyerton Clinic Sebokeng Hospital Pharmacy KWAZULU NATAL Ugu DC21 Dunstan Farrell Hospital ISRDS NODE GJ Crookes Hospital ** Murchison Hospital - Port Shepstone Hospital ** St Andrews Hospital ** Umgungundlovu DC22 Applesbosch Hospital * Bruntville CHC* Doris Goodwin Hospital East Street CHC Edendale Hospital * Fort Napier Hospital Grey's Hospital lmbalenhle CHC * Northdale Hospital Richmond Chest Hospital Town Hill Hospital Umngeni Hospital Uthukela DC23 Emmaus Hospital * Estcourt Hospital * Ladysmith Hospital * 1 Umzinyathi DC24 Charles Johnson Memorial Hospital** Church of Scotland Hospital ** Dundee Hospital ** Greytown Hospital ** Amajuba DC25 Madadeni Hospital * Newcastle Hospital * Niemeyer Memorial Hospital * Zululand DC26 Benedictine Hospital ** Ceza Hospital ** ISRDS NODE eDumbe CHC** ltshelejuba Hospital ** Nkonjeni Hospital ** St Francis Hospital ** Thulasizwe Hospital ** Vryheid Hospital ** Umkhanyakude DC27 Bethesda Hospital ** Hlabisa Hospital ** ISRDS NODE • KwaMsane CHC** STAATSKOERANT, 1 JUNIE 2011 No. 34332 1 03 I Manguzi Hospital ** Mosvold Hospital ** : Mseleni Hospital ** Uthungulu DC28 Catherine Booth Hospital * Ekombe Hospital * Eshowe Hospital * KwaMagwaza Hospital * Lower Umfolozi & War Memorial Hospital * Mbongolwane Hospital* Ngwelezana Hospital* Nkandla Hospital * Nseleni CHC llembe DC29 Montebello Hospital * Ndwedwe CHC* Stanger Hospital Sundumbili CHC* Umphumulo Hospital * Untunjambili Hospital • Sisonke DC43 Christthe King Hospital * East Griqualand & Usher Memorial Hospital * ' Polela CHC Reitvlei Hospital St Apoflinaris Hospital * St Margaret's Hospital Umzimkulu Hospital eThekwini Addington Hospital Charles James Hospital Clairwood Hospital Don McKenzie CHC Ekuhlengeni Hospital Esplamed Chronic Dispensing Facility FOSA Hospital Hillcrest Hospital Hlengisizwe CHC lnanda 'C' CHC* King Edward VIII Hospital King George V Hospital KwaDabeka CHC KwaMashu Polyclinic Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital Newtown 'A' CHC 104 No. 34332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2011 Osindisweni Hospital .. Phoenix CHC Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital .. RK Khan Hospital St Aidans Hospital Tongaat CHC Wentworth Hospital LIMPOPO • PMHC Tertiary Complex ' Mankweng Hospital . Polokwane Hospital Capricorn Botlokwa Hospital Helen Franz Hospital Lebowakgomo Hospital Seshego Hospital Thabamoopo Hospital W. F Knobel Hospital Zebediela Hospital Mopani Dr C.N Phatudi Hospital Evuxakeni Hospital Kgapane Hospital Letaba Hospital Maphutha L Malatji Hospital Nkhensani Hospital Sekororo Hospital Van Velden Hospital Sekhukhune Dilokong Hospital Groblersdal Hospital Jane Furse Hospital Matlala Hospital Mecklenburg Hospital Philadelphia Hospital St Ritas Hospital Vhembe Donald Fraser Hospital Elim Hospital Hayani Hospital Louis Trichardt Hospital Malamulele Hospital Messina Hospital Siloam Hospital Tshilidzini Hospital Waterberg Ellisras Hospital FH Odendaal Hospital George Masebe
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