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<strong>Health</strong> and Related Indicators 15<br />

Maps and sub-district tables<br />

The maps and tables shown below represent the most upto-date<br />

available data on the situation in each sub-district.<br />

The district and sub-district boundaries are according to the<br />

new (2006) demarcations. It is noted that not all functions<br />

within the Department of <strong>Health</strong> have been realigned to<br />

the new boundaries, however wherever possible data have<br />

been aggregated according to the new structures. Data<br />

have been obtained from a variety of sources:<br />

➤ Municipal Demarcation Board (MDB) – district codes<br />

and names;<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Services – <strong>Health</strong> facilities<br />

Given the current debates about the cost of care in the<br />

private hospital sector, and the possible contribution to<br />

these costs of new technologies, a more detailed listing of<br />

such facilities is needed. The Hospitals Direct database lists<br />

the private hospitals, indicating which provide access to such<br />

facilities as cardiac catheterisation and magnetic resonance<br />

imaging (MRI scans). To what extent technologies such as this<br />

will become subject to the certificate of need process is as<br />

yet unknown.<br />

➤<br />

➤<br />

DHIS – population estimates, public sector facilities and<br />

useable public sector beds;<br />

Wilbury and Claymore data base, <strong>2007</strong> [Hospitals<br />

Direct Database] – private hospitals and useable beds<br />

(these were GIS-coded to the sub-district level using the<br />

town stated in the address and the MDB main towns<br />

GIS dataset)<br />

Map 3: Medical scheme coverage (2006) and distribution of private hospitals (<strong>2007</strong>)<br />

Gauteng enlarged<br />

DC34<br />

DC35<br />

DC33<br />

DC36<br />

TSH<br />

DC46<br />

DC47<br />

DC32<br />

DC48<br />

JHB<br />

DC42<br />

EKU<br />

DC45<br />

DC39<br />

DC38<br />

DC37<br />

TSH DC46<br />

DC48JHB<br />

EKU<br />

DC42<br />

DC40<br />

DC31<br />

DC30<br />

DC8<br />

DC9<br />

DC18<br />

DC20<br />

DC19<br />

DC25<br />

DC24<br />

DC26<br />

DC27<br />

DC23<br />

DC28<br />

DC6<br />

DC7<br />

DC16<br />

DC17<br />

DC44<br />

DC43<br />

DC22<br />

DC21<br />

ETH<br />

DC29<br />

DC14<br />

DC1<br />

DC2<br />

DC5<br />

DC10<br />

DC13<br />

DC12<br />

DC15<br />

Legend<br />

MEDAIDCV<br />

Less than 5%<br />

5 - 9%<br />

10 - 14%<br />

CPT<br />

DC4<br />

NMA<br />

15 - 19%<br />

DC3<br />

over 20%<br />

Private Hospitals<br />

Source:<br />

StatsSA GHS 2006, Hospitals Direct Database and Demarcation Board GIS data.<br />

Note: Where more than one facility is in the same town / city the triangles overlap and cannot be counted. Details on the number of private<br />

hospitals by district are included in the tables in the next section.<br />

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