Eastern Cape Department of Health

PLANS TO EMPLOY MORE HEALTHCARE WORKERS At AN ADVANCED STAGE

The Eastern Cape Department of Health will employ more than 80 healthcare workers, hopefully by the beginning of next month.
Recruitment processes are at an advanced stage for the search of 86 frontline workers. These are 20 professional nurses, 20 enrollment nurses and 20 assistant nurses.
Should recruitment processes go smoothly with no glitches, the healthcare workers are expected to report for duty on July 1.
They will be placed on a needs basis with clinics and hospitals in desperate need of more workers prioritised.
MEC Nomakhosazana Meth welcomed the move.

VACCINATION PROGRAMME IN FULL SWING

With the Sisonke Protocol vaccine programme back in full swing, the Eastern Cape Department of Health has called on people aged 60 and above to register for the lifesaving jab.
The country’s vaccination programme has been strengthened by the arrival of the Pfizer vaccine – which will mostly be administered in urban areas because it needs two doses.
The one does Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be mainly used in rural areas as it does not require people to be traced again and given the second dose.
While the vaccine was initially administered in Gqeberha, Mthatha and East London, it has been spread to other hospitals in the province as the Eastern Cape hopes to inoculate 4.5-million people in order to achieve herd immunity.

INTETHO YOHLAHLO LWABIWO-MALI NOMGAQO-NKQUBO 2020/2021

INTETHO YOHLAHLO LWABIWO-MALI NOMGAQO-NKQUBO 2020/2021

INDLU YOWISO-MTHETHO YEPHONDO YEMPUMA KOLONI

Somlomo Obekekileyo noSekela Somlomo Obekekileyo

Nkulubaphathiswa ebekekileyo

Malungu Abekekileyo eBhunga Elilawulayo

Malungu Abekekileyo eNdlu Yowiso-mthetho yePhondo

Sihlalo weKomiti ejongene nemisebenzi yezeMpilo

Iinkokheli zemveli nabathanjiswa bakwaLizwi

Iibhodi zezibhedlele neekomiti zeekliniki

Abathathi-nxaxebha kwimicimbi yeSebe; kunye

Neendwalutho, Molweni kuni nonke.

INGABULA-ZIGCAWU

Malungu Abekekileyo, singungelene apha ngexesha elimangalisa ngokungenambaliso ebomini bethu, nalapho ilizwe liqubisana nobhubhane iCovid-19. Ndithi thaca le ntetho yomgaqo-nkqubo kwisithuba esingaphezulu kweenyanga ezimbini emva kokuba bendicwangcisele ukuyithi thaca yaye ndiyithi thaca ndisebenzisa uqhagamshelwano lobuchwepheshe nto leyo ekwasisikhumbuzo sokuba undalashe yinto yamhlamnenene. Sithetha nje, iphondo lethu lihleli kwindawo yesithathu kulo suleleko ngulo bhubhane apho abantu abosulelekileyo bangamawaka amabini anamakhulu amane anamashumi amahlanu anesithoba (2 459), kwasweleka abangamashumi amahlanu anesithathu (53) kwaze kwaphila abaliwaka elinamashumi amathathu anesithandathu (1 036) kwabo bebesulelekile yaye eli nani lisakhula. Lo bhubhane uguqule ubomi bethu ngokumandla yaye wanyanzelisa inguqu egqibeleleyo yoko besikucwangcise tanci ebesiza kwenza kunyaka wokuqala wolawulo lwesithandathu wexesha lolawulo lwentando yesininzi eMzantsi Afrika.

MEDIA STATEMENT 04 FEBRUARY 2021

EMBARGO: IMMEDIATE

TO NEWS EDITORS/ ASSIGNMENT EDITORS AND JOURNALISTS

After an intervention from Eastern Cape Premier, Hon. Lubabalo Mabuyane and Director-General Mbulelo Sogoni, the Health Department Treasury Departments, the community service nurses whose contracts had lapsed , will be placed at facility level. Initially the department had planned to allocate to various facilities by April 2021

MEDIA STATEMENT

TO: NEWS EDITORS/ JOURNALISTS

DATE: 27 MAY 2020

The Eastern Cape Health Department has been criticised for what some have labelled as poor handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yes, the Department has had challenges like any other province because this pandemic is new to us all, but at all times our objective has always been to save people's lives.

Our dedicated health workers have really gone above and beyond the call of duty during this challenging time.