Draft hypertension guideline April 21: comment on

Draft hypertension guideline April 21: comment on

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The National Department of Health’s 3rd draft of its hypertension guideline is open for comment.
It is important that civil society makes inputs if you want to ensure the quality of NCDs care in NHI or universal health coverage (UHC) and beyond.
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NCDs strategic plan May 2020 “final draft’ for comment

NCDs strategic plan May 2020 “final draft’ for comment

 The National Department of Health’s NCDs National Strategic Plan released on 18 May 2020 for comment in less than a week. This after more than 6 months since the last draft.

It still does not meet the criteria requested by NCDs civil society organisations and activists.

The SANCDA and our civil society partners have asked for and intervention from the Minister of Health

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Renal registry report: South Africa 2017

Renal registry report: South Africa 2017

The South African Renal Registry collects, analyses and publishes information on the treatment of people with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) on behalf of the Renal Society of South Africa.

Most people on renal replacement treatment in South Africa receive
High blood pressure and diabetes combined cause 54% of ESRD, with unknown cause for 31.9%. There is no evidence of public sector growth in renal replacement therapy and it is below figures for 1994.

Davids, M., Jardine, T., Marais, N., Zunza, M., Jacobs, J., & Sebastian, S. (2019). South African Renal Registry Annual Report 2017. African Journal of Nephrology, 22(1), 60-71. doi:https://doi.org/10.21804/22-1-3810

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NCDs advocacy: letter to Minister Mkhize June 2019

NCDs advocacy: letter to Minister Mkhize June 2019

[embeddoc url=”https://www.sancda.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/minister-of-health-letter-NCDs-June20.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google”] In June the SANCDA wrote Dr Mkhize shortly after his appointment about NCDs equity. We also requested a response. Still waiting 6 months later. That is apart from saying that he received the letter ….. Accountability now.