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Health Professions Act: List of Approved Facilities for the Purposes of Performing Community Service by Dentists in the Year STAATSKOERANT, 16 OKTOBER 2013 No. 36936 13 No. 788 16 October 2013 HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT, 1974 (ACT NO. 56 OF 1974) LIST OF APPROVED FACILITIES FOR THE PURPOSES OF PERFORMING COMMUNITY SERVICE BY DENTISTS IN THE YEAR 2014 The Minister of Health has, in terms of regulation 5.1 of the Regulations relating to Performance of Community Service listed the following approved facilities for purposes of the profession of dentistry. PROVINCE REGION/DISTRICT FACILITY EASTERN CAPE Alfred Nzo Maluti CHC Madzikane Ka Zulu Memorial Hospital Taylor Bequest Hospital (Matatiele) Amato le Bhisho Hospital Butterworth Hospital Madwaleni Hospital Victoria Hospital Chris Hani All Saint's Hospital Cofimvaba Hospital Cradock Hospital Frontier Hospital Joe Gqabi Aliwal North Hospital Block H CHC Empilisweni Hospital Taylor Bequest Hospital (Mt Fletcher) Cacadu Humansdorp Hospital Midlands Hospital Settlers Hospital O.R Tambo Gateway CHC ISRDS NODE Holy Cross Hospital Mhlakulo CHC Nessie Knight Hospital Ngangelizwe CHC St Barnabas Hospital St Elizabeth Hospital St Patrick's Hospital Zithulele Hospital This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 14 No. 36936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 16 OCTOBER 2013 FREE STATE Motheo District(DC17) National Dental Clinic Botshabelo District Hospital Fezile Dabi District(DC20) Kroonstad Dental Clinic MafubefTokollo Hospital Complex Metsimaholo/Parys Hospital Complex Lejweleputswa DistrictWelkom Clinic Area(DC18) Thabo Mofutsanyana District Elizabeth Ross District Hospital* (DC19) Itemoheng Hospital* ISRDS NODE Mantsopa Hospital* Mofumahadi Manapo Mopeli Complex" Phekolong Complex** Phumelela Hospital Complex ** Thebe Hospital** Xhariep District Area(DC16) Mohokare/Stoffel Coetzee Hospital Complex* GAUTENG Ekurhuleni Brakpan Clinic Metsweding Ekangala Clinic(Dark City) West Rand Simunye Clinic(Westonaria) KWAZULU NATAL Ugu(DC21) G J Crookes Hospital** ISRDS NODE Izingolweni Clinic " Murchison Hospital ** Port Shepstone Hospital " St Andrews Hospital** Umzinto CHC** Umgungundlovu(DC22) Appelsbosch Hospital * Bruntville CHC East/ Boom Clinic Edendale Hospital * Howick Clinic Imbalenhle Clinic Northdale Hospital Richmond Clinic Uthukela(DC23) Emmaus Hospital * Estcourt Hospital * Ladysmith Hospital * Ntabamhlophe Clinic Oliviershoek Clinic Umzinyathi(DC24) Charles Johnson Memorial Hospital" Church of Scotland Hospital** Dundee Hospital** Greytown Hospital ** Amajuba(DC25) Madadeni Hospital * Newcastle Hospital * Niemeyer Hospital * Zululand(DC26) Benedictine Hospital ISRDS NODE Ceza Hospital ** ltshelejuba Hospital** Nkonjeni Hospital ** This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 16 OKTOBER 2013 No. 36936 15 Vryheid Hospital** Umkhanyakude(DC27) Bethesda Hospital** ISRDS NODE Hlabisa Hospital** Manguzi Hospital ** Mosvold Hospital ** Mseleni Hospital** Uthungulu(DC28) Catherine Booth Hospital * Ekombe Hospital * Eshowe Hospital * Ngwelezana Hospital* Nkandla Hospital * Nseleni clinic Ilembe(DC29) Montebello Hospital Stanger Hospital Umphumulo Hospital * Untunjambili Hospital Sisonke(DC43) EastGriqua landandUsher Memorial Hospital * St Apollinaris Hospital * eThekwini Addington Hospital Bothas Hill CHC Cato Manor Clinic Clairwood Hospital Hillcrest Hospital Inanda C Clinic * King Edward VIII Hospital KwaDabeka CHC KwaMashu CHC * Phoenix CHC Pinetown Clinic Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital * RK Khan Hospital Tongaat CHC Wentworth Hospital LIMPOPO Capricon Botlokwa Hospital *(for Nthabiseng Clinic) Helen Franz Hospital *(for Blouberg Health Centre) Lebowakgomo Hospital W.F.Knobel Hospital * Mopani Dr.C.N.PhatudiHospital*(for Juliesburg Health Centre) Kgapane Hospital *(for Duiwelskloof Health Centre) Letaba Hospital *(for Grace Mogodeni Health Centre) Maphutha L Malatji Hospital * Nkhensani Hospital *(Giyani Health Centre) Sekororo Hospital * Van Velden Hospital *(for Dzumeri Health Centre) This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 16 No. 36936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 16 OCTOBER 2013 Sekhukhuni Dilokong Hospital *(for Burgersford Health Centre) Jane Furse Hospital *(for Ga-nchabeleng Health Centre) MecklenburgHospital *(for HC Boshoff Health Centre) St Ritas Hospital *(for Tlogotlou Health Centre) Vhembe DonaldFraserHospital*(for Mutale Health Centre) Elim Hospital *(for Tiyani Health Centre) Louis Trichardt Hospital *(for Tshilwavhusiku Health Centre) Malamulele Hospital *(for Mhinga Health Centre) Mussina Hospital * Siloam Hospital *(for Makhado Health Centre) Tshilidzini Hospital *(for Thohoyandou Health Centre) Waterberg F.H Odendaal Hospital(for Moogopong Health Centre) George Masebe Hospital *(for Thabaleshoba Health.Centre) Witpoort Hospital *(for Seleka Health Centre) MPUMALANGA Ehlanzeni Barberton Hospital * Lydenburg Hospital * Mapulaneng Hospital * Matibidi Hospital * Rob Ferreira Hospital Sabie Hospital * Shongwe Hospital * Themba Hospital * Tinswalo Hospital * Tonga Hospital * Ehlanzeni PHC Nelspruit CHC Gert Sibande Amajuba Hospital * Bethal Hospital * Carolina Hospital * Elsie Ballot Hospital * Embhuleni Hospital * Ermelo Hospital * Evander Hospital * Piet Retief Hospital * Standerton Hospital * Gert Sibande PHC Ubuhlebempilo CHC* Nkangala Bernice Samuel Hospital* HA Grove Hospital* Impungwe Hospital* KwaMhlanga Hospital * Middelburg Hospital This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 16 OKTOBER 2013 No. 36936 17 Mmametlake Hospital * Waterval Boven Hospital* Witbank Hospital NORTHERN CAPE Frances Baard Templar Court (rotating within the whole Frances Baard region) Kimberley Hospital Complex (RotatingwithintheFrances Baard region) Kimberley Clinic Pixley Ka Seme De Aar Hospital (will be required to rotate to surrounding Clinics and CHC's) John Tao le Gaetsewe Kuruman Hospital**(willbe ISRDS NODE required to rotate to supporting Clinics and CHC's) Namaqua Springbok Hospital (will be required to rotate to supporting Clinics and CHC's) Calvinia Hospital (will be required to rotate to supporting Clinics and CHC's) Siyanda Gordonia Hospital (will be required to rotate to supporting Clinics and CHC's) NORTH WEST Bojanala Health District Rustenburg Sub District/ JS Tabane Provincial Hospital/ Koster and Swartruggens Hospital Complex/ Kgetleng Rivier District Madibeng Sub District/Brits Hospital Moretele Sub District Moses Kotane Sub District */ Moses Kotane Hospital Dr RS Mompati Health District Kagisano Sub District */Ganyesa Hospital/ Bophiri Molopo Sub District * Bray/Piet Plessis Hospital Complex* Lekwa Teemane District/ Christiana/Bloemhof Hospital Complex* Mamusa Sub District/ Schweizer Renecke Hospital* Naledi Sub District/Vryburg Hospital* Taung Sub District */ Hospital* Ngaka Modiri Molema HealthMahikeng /Ratlou Sub-districts District Mahikeng Provincial/Bophelong Hospital Complex Gelukspan Hospital * Ditsobotla Sub -district */ 305126—B This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 18 No. 36936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 16 OCTOBER 2013 General De la Rey / Thusong Hospital Complex * Tswaing Sub District */ Sannieshof/Ottosdal Hospital Complex* Ramotshere Moiloa Sub District /Zeerust Lehurutse Hospital Complex * Dr KennethKaundaHealthMatlosana Sub District/ District Klerksdorp/Tshepong Hospital Complex/ Maquassi Hills Sub District */ Nic Bodenstein Hospital * Potchefstroom Sub- district/Hospital/ Witrand Hospital/ Ventersdorp District / Hospital * WESTERN CAPE Cape Winelands Was Valley Clinic Worcester Clinic Eden George Clinic Oudtshoorn Dental Clinic Metropole Gustrouw CHC Kraaifontein CHC Lady Michaelis CHC Maitland Clinic Mitchells Plain CHC Overberg Grabouw CHC West Coast Clanwilliam Hospital Porterville Clinic SOUTH AFRICANMILITARYEastern Cape AMHU SB Grahamstown HEALTH SERVICES SB Port Elizabeth *** SB Mthatha* Free State AMHU AFB Bloemspruit MMC Engineer School SB*** 2 Field Engineer School SB*** 3 Military Hospital Gauteng AMHU AFB Waterkloof MMC Dunnotar SB Doornkop MMC Heidelberg SB Kemptonpark MMC Lenz SB (21 SAI Bn) 1 Military Hospital This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 16 OKTOBER 2013 No. 36936 19 MMC Armscor Building Thaba Tshwane OH Clinic Wonderboom SB KwaZulu Natal AMHU Durban SB Ladysmith SB*** Duku-Duku SB * Limpopo AMHU AFB Louis Trichardt MMC*** Hoedspruit MBH** Polokwane SB*** Phalaborwa MBH ** Vuvani SB** Mpumalanga AMHU Middelburg SB (4 SAI Brl)*'* Nelspruit SB*** Northern Cape AMHU Army Battle School SB Lohathla * Kimberley SB*** Midlands SB *** Upington SB (8 SAI Bn)*** NorthWestern AMHU Molopo SB * Potchefstroom MBH *** Zeerust SB** Western Cape Bredasdorp SB** Eersterivier SB Langebaanweg MBH *** I M M 2 Military Hospital Oudtshoorn SB*** Saldanha MMC** Wingfield MMC Youngsfield SB Abbreviations used in table: CHC -Community Health Centre CHS - Community Health Services CHSO - Community Health Service Organization EMRS - Emergency Medical Rescue Services HC - Health Center/Hospital Complex RH - Regional Hospital S/B - Sick Bay/Clinic Note: the asterisk (*) = with rural allowance (**) = with inhospitable allowance /....(SRDS - Intergrated Sustainable Rural Development Strategy Nodes. \ Community Service Dentists may rotate within relevant clusters, complexes, surrou ding/supporting clinics and CHCs. ft 07SOALEDI, MP MINISTE019 HEALTH DATE:? 1 v,) This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za.
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