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WENTWORTH HOSPITAL P/Bag Jacobs 4026 Sidmouth Avenue Wentworth Tel +27 (0) 31 460 5000 Fax +27 (0) 31 468 9654 Email carol.dlamini@kznhealth.gov.za |
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Wentworth is a district hospital in the eThekwini health district. Map showing location of the hospital. Vision: To achieve a holistic district heath service in partnership with the community through a compassionate, caring environment and service excellence Mission: We are committed to providing high quality care based on the primary heath care approach, within the district health system by empowering our communities and staff, through implementation of the Batho Pele principles with creative and efficient utilization of all available resources Wentworth Hospital services the following catchment areas:- Hillary, Seaview, Wentworth, Austerville, Yellowwood Park, Chesterville, Cato Manor, Bluff, Clairwood, Montclair, Jacobs, Lamontville, Umbilo, Woodlands and Merebank. Wentworth Hospital operates on a referral system with patients being referred via their local clinics or regional hospitals. Wentworth Hospital is unique in that it boarders on a nature reserve. In January 2003, Dr. A. Reddi – Head of Department of the Cardio-thoracic Surgery (now based at Inkosi Albert luthuli Central Hospital) undertook a project to list all the indigenous trees found on the premises of Wentworth Hospital. The objective was to label these trees with the KwaZulu Natal conservation Service tags nailed onto them for easy identification, hopefully increasing awareness and appreciation. Each tag cost +- R6.00, the cost was borne was the Cardio-thoracic Surgery Department before they transferred. Furthermore, one of the most notable aspects about our hospital, as soon as one enters the grounds, is the site of the monkey population who reside in the nature reserve bordering on the hospital, who visit the hospital daily.
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