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(d) Groothoek College of Nursing, Venda
college of Nursing and Gazankulu college
of Nursing
(e) In 1996.
(f) The main Nursing College called
Limpopo College of Nursing with three
Campuses namely:
● Sovenga campus situated in the
former Lebowa has 365 posts
● Giyani Campus situated in the former
Gazankulu has 315 posts
● Thohoyandou Campus situated in the
former Venda has 300 posts
(g) (i) None — all were functioning
(ii) — there are 980 Training posts for
four-year programme. Nursing
school posts and post basic
programmes are depended on the
accreditation of the South African
Nursing Council based on
structural capacity of the Nursing
School. And Clinical facility taking
into consideration the number
of programmes per clinical
facility:
— PHC = 70 Posts
— Opthalmic = 30 Posts
— Depam = 30 Posts
— Critical Nursing General =
30 Posts
— Critical Nursing Trauma =
30 Posts
— Operating Theatre = 30
Posts
— Orthopaedic Nursing = 30
Posts
— Bridging = 133
— Midwifery = 183
— Enrolled Nursing = 226
— Enrolled Nursing Assistant =
295
(h) — Establishment of two additional
campuses so that each district will
have its own Campus. (Temporary
structures already completed.)
— Revision of existing staff structure
— Programmes that were dormant
following the amalgamation, the
department is in the process of
ensuring that training should resume
as soon as possible.
NORTHERN CAPE
(a) (i) One state-owned in April 1994 —
Henrietta Stockdale Nursing College.
(ii) Zero private nursing colleges.
(b) Situated at the corner of Du Toitspan
and Memorial Roads, Kimberley.
(c) Posts available
● 1994 — 20-40
(d) No amalgamation.
(e) Not applicable.
(f) Not applicable.
(g) The college is in the process of drafting
a business case for the building of a
new college and will only be able to
discuss number of intake once the
business case has been drafted.
WESTERN CAPE
(a) (i) There were four state nursing colleges
in April 1994.
(ii) We have no record of how many
private nursing colleges there were
in 1994.
(b) The state nursing colleges were situated
in:
1. Sarleh Dollie Nursing College/
was situated on the premises of
Tygerberg Hospital in Bellville.
2. Otto Du Plessis Nursing College/
was situated on the premises of