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ST ANDREWS HOSPITAL |
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Telephone: +27 (0) 39 433 1955
Fax: +27 (0) 39 433 2419 Postal Address: Private Bag x1010 Harding 4680 Physical Address: 14 Moodie Street Harding Directions GPS co-ordinates: 29.88928333 | -30.5755607 Email: nkosi.zwane@kznhealth.gov.za
Senior Management Team Vision: To achieve a better health status for Umuziwabantu community by reducing morbidity and mortality rate through an accessible, comprehensive health system. Mission: Our mission is to consolidate and build on the achievements of the past five years in improving access to health care for all and reducing inequity, and to focus on working in partnership with other stakeholders to improve the quality of care of all levels of the health system, especially preventative and promotive health, and to improve the overall efficiency of the heath care delivery system. Core Values:
Services offered St Andrews hospital Programmes that we offer:
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St Andrews hospital is a district hospital with 268 beds. The hospital is located in the Umuziwabantu Municipality in the Ugu health district. Map showing location of the hospital. St Andrews hospital serves a predominantly rural population. About 21% of the head count are cross-border patients, mainly from the Eastern Cape. The majority of the patients are from the Harding suburbs (Ghost town, Zelia, Mazakhele, and Greenfields), and rural areas KwaMbotho, KwaJali, KwaMachi, KwaNyuswa, Umzimkhulu, Bhizana and Weza. The hospital vision is to achieve a better health status for
Umuziwabantu community by reducing morbidity and mortality rate through
an accessible, comprehensive health system. The vision is
supported by the hospitals mission and core values. If you have a comment, complaint or compliment regarding St Andrews hospital, please contact the PRO, Ms Nkosikhona Zwane on: Tel: (039) 433 1955 |
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07 May, 2013
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