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Please SAVE the DATE! CPC Virtual Open Day: 22 May 2021
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‘How to register for vaccinations (All GP’s, healthcare workers & rest of the staff)‘
A Health Care Worker, is anybody working in a health care establishment.
- First, you must register on the EVDS system on: https://vaccine.enroll.health.gov.za
- Second, you must register on our V4HCW website, for data verification on the National Beneficiary list: https://v4hcw.co.za
Further to our initial communication, we can now confirm that all healthcare workers in public & private sectors should indicate their willingness to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by also registering on the Department of Health's EVDS system: http://vaccine.enroll.health.gov.za This dual registration process has been confirmed by the NDOH.
Please note that if your data has already been captured on www.V4hcw.co.za, this will still be needed by the EVDS to validate their private sector beneficiary registry.
The V4HCW together with all the other private sector databases have already submitted to the National Private Sector Beneficiary Register.
We would urge you to continue to register both on our site and on the EVDS, so that we can continue to provide the verification process going forward.’
SISONKE safety desk: 0800 014 956 or www.sisonke.samrc.ac.za
The Provincial
HOTLINE:
021 928 4102WhatsApp "Hi"
to:
0600 123456Clinicians
call:
0800 111131Tygerberg Poisons Information Centre:
0861 555 777 / 021 931 6129
NOVEL CORONA VIRUS
Ivermectin settlement frees up more access for Covid-19FUNDING of PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT - PPE:
GENERALCLEANING & DISINFECTION
COVID-19 – Cleaning and disinfection of environmental surfaces in the context of COVID-19
COVID-19 – Here’s how to Prep your Practice for COVID-19
PERMITS / FORMS / POSTERS ETC.GUIDANCE ON CODING -
- URGENT REMINDER - Payment of HPCSA Fees
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2021 Reimbursement Rates & Plan Options offered by SA Funders
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2021 Reimbursement Rates & Plan Options offered by SA Funders
‘Please find a summary on the increases for schemes as well as the FP Network tariffs & new options or changes for 2021
- 2021 - POLMED AQUARIUM MEMBERS TO NOMINATE THEIR PREFERRED NETWORK GP
- The Extension of Chronic Medication Prescriptions to 12 months
- 2020 Reimbursement Rates & Plan Options offered by SA Funders
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CPC/Qualicare and IPAF position on recent development regarding Fraud, Racism & Funders withholding Payments
As the leading national Family Practitioner doctor network we do not condone fraud, & will not defend any of our members in instances where fraud has been proven beyond doubt. Secondly, we do not condone deviation from the law by medical schemes &administrators, in the name of recouping monies allegedly claimed fraudulently. Lastly, we urge our members to exercise care and caution when providing medical services and claiming from medical schemes for services rendered.
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CPD Points: CPC/Qualicare Related Reading Material
CPC/Qualicare related reading material is available for those who require CPD Points and who were not able to attend our Open Day in Bellville, George and Worcester 2019.
- A Pocket Guide to Antibiotic Prescribing
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URGENT NEWS from IPAF
“IPA – Clarification of Terminology”
Guidelines for Membership of IPAF (June 2017)
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“IPA - Delivering Promises you can rely upon”
The IPA Foundation mission is to ‘promote Quality, Cost efficient, Patient centric care’.....
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“With IPAF You ( and IPAF) are the network”
and you are NOT a DSP!!! 2017 sees more and more funder organisation forming their own networks of GP’s thereby turning you into a Designated Service Provider. Have you ever stopped to wonder why?
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Guidelines for good practice in the Health Care Professions
General Ethical Guidelines for the Health Care Professions: Practice as a health care professional is based upon a relationship of mutual trust between patients and health care practitioners. The term “profession” means “a dedication, promise or commitment publicly made."
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Poisons Information Helpline: Number Change
The number and name for the poisons emergency telephone service available throughout South Africa has changed.
The new 24/7 poisons service is called: Poisons Information Helpline 0861 555 777
Please remove your old numbers and replace with the above which is serviced by both Tygerberg Hospital and Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital.
If you would also like to display the two poison centres’ office numbers for general non-emergency queries, they are as follows:- Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital Poisons Information Centre: 021 6585111
- Tygerberg Poisons Information Centre: 021 9389596 (Office Hours)
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