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- Page 4: Foreword Among significant events t
- Page 7 and 8: 14 Voices of National and Provincia
- Page 10 and 11: Preface Listening to ‘Voices’
- Page 12 and 13: an urgent need to improve the curre
- Page 14 and 15: Transformation “Things happen so
- Page 16 and 17: Introduction Health legislation is
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- Page 22 and 23: ecommend that the Minister make reg
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- Page 26 and 27: Health Services are provided for in
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- Page 32 and 33: Introduction The District Health Sy
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- Page 42: Eastern Cape Category A and C Munic
- Page 46: Gauteng Category A and C Municipali
- Page 52: Northern Cape Category A and C Muni
- Page 56: North West Category A and C Municip
- Page 60 and 61: Appendix 2: Schedule 2 - Provincial
- Page 62 and 63: 4. Render personnel management serv
- Page 64 and 65: Introduction The issue of local gov
- Page 66 and 67: ◆ A basic services grant to suppo
- Page 68 and 69: Although in recent years the dividi
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- Page 74 and 75: final stage is the approval of the
- Page 76 and 77: In addition, national Treasury will
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- Page 82 and 83: References 1 Atkinson D. Local gove
- Page 84 and 85: Introduction The purpose of Nationa
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Box 1: Types of Public-Private Part
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◆ Whether the proposals will resu
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Lessons learnt in Gauteng The purpo
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The objections to some of the partn
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clinical care in private hospitals
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of resources’ to a more cost-effe
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successful implementation of PPPs.
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Centre for Health Policy. World Ban
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Introduction Participation in decis
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Challenges The lack of organisation
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Goals, Indicators and Targets The d
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Table 2: Common Data Sets and their
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Achievements Data are captured elec
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participate in using information fo
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Recommendations The main recommenda
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Introduction The importance of publ
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◆ Introduce performance reporting
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Figure 1: Planning, Budget and Repo
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◆ Developing strategies for maint
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Monitoring and Evaluation Systems F
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Basis of performance prominence to
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◆ Monitor standards of service an
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Box 2: Review of the Annual Reports
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◆ The use of foreign aid assistan
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References 1 Republic of South Afri
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The alternative modes of delivery r
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HIV/AIDS health units at national a
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Figure 1: Structure of financial in
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Funds flowing from the national lev
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Accessing procedures ◆ The global
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In-kind support In October 2001 it
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National procurement and distributi
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y health department allocations and
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grant-funded VCT activities. Simila
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NGO grants already existed before n
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Other problems are evident with the
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danger that central units will not
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Introduction Despite a comprehensiv
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The second way of characterising th
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Strategic Plan: Life Skills educati
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Improve the management of Sexually
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from between 10% and 80% to over 99
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constitutional and jurisdictional m
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While such an additional injection
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the workplace, HIV testing and coun
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factors that play a massive role in
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◆ Societal denial and stigmatisat
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27 Wenger N et al. Sexual behaviour
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Introduction The interaction betwee
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Table 1: Utilisation of health serv
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positively, they were also seen as
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Box 3: Positive experiences of serv
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“Here everyday sometimes they don
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“They are very good and friendly.
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Table 2: Summary of user voices fro
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Reducing waiting times through bett
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An overall profile of the parliamen
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Even though all interviewees seem t
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And another: “For now I can say I
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◆ Accessibility of management, an
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Internal Policies Facility managers
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Several managers stressed the impor
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Frustrations The facility managers
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For another manager: “The other t
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variation in experience of the job
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“Look I have always liked working
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“I didn’t see head office as th
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And another: “Lets put it this wa
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All speak of the variety that the j
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In terms of race, over half of the
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Another district manager indicated
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“... the increasingly, unplanned
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Opportunities for developing skills
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Sources of motivation and job satis
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officers and generic managers with
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These themes are presented in four
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The three managers who had worked i
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working after hours and on weekends
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Several interviewees suggested that
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Prioritisation Meetings knew, got
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Hierarchies While all recognised th
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departments were moving towards “
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ut in the short run added to the pr
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Legislators seem to give priority t
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The Need for Improvements A number
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Respondents were more specific, how
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However, for some, a feeling of fru
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“... To see firstly doing away wi
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272 Despite having a wealth of vari
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Experiences of policy makers and im
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“The rewards like the fulfillment
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Below are a few other quotes that i
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To enable hospital managers to mana
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Research. Additional socio-economic
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This model is able to produce outpu
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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African Coloured Indian/Asian White
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Socio-Economic Indicators The basic
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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Health Status Indicators Mortality
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African Coloured Indian/Asian White
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African Coloured Indian/Asian White
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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Definitions: AIDS Orphans: Number c
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Figure 4: Percentage of deaths due
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Abortion ratio: the number of abort
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African Coloured Indian/Asian White
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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Health Services Indicators Health F
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Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa
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Definitions: Health Expenditure % o
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Figure 5: Line item expenditure as
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Drug Expenditure Data A large perce
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Top 25 items of ABC Analysis for Pu
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South Algeria Botswana Brazil Ghana
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ASSA 2000 Actuarial Projection of t
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HDR 2001 Human Development Report 2
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RRA Barometer Aug 2001 Braam, T (ed
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StatsSA OHS Statistics South Africa
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DMT District Management Team DoH De
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PPP PWA RFP Public-Private Partners
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D Decentralisation ................
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V Policies ........................