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A leaflet providing guidance on health care waste management is available for use by practitioners and facilities.
A certificate issued by municipal environmental health services units to confirm that a premise meets environmental health standards.
Permits issued by municipal environmental health services units to allow operation of premises that pose environmental health risks, such as food establishments or waste facilities.
A certificate issued by municipal environmental health services units to verify that a person or entity meets required environmental health standards.
The National Department of Health provides official regulations and guidelines for managing human remains. These documents are available for use by environmental health practitioners, funeral parlours, municipalities, ports of entry, and the general public.
The National Department of Health offers a user manual for WebDHIS v2-38, which guides users on how to operate the District Health Management Information System. This document is intended for health professionals and IT staff responsible for managing health data systems at provincial, district, and sub-district levels.
A registration form is available for individuals or institutions seeking access to the National Department of Health’s WebDHIS platform. This form must be completed and submitted to gain authorized access to the District Health Management Information System.
This document outlines the procedures for granting and managing user access to health information systems, including the District Health Management Information System (DHMIS). It is intended for system administrators and health facility coordinators responsible for user permissions and security protocols.
Guidelines for managing data related to environmental health and port health services within the DHMIS, covering processes from data entry to reporting.
The National Department of Health provides standardized daily and monthly data collection tools for use by provincial, municipal, and port of entry (BMA) health authorities. These tools ensure consistent reporting of environmental health and port health indicators across the country.
In-person training on GHS and declaration notices for EHPs in Free State, Gauteng, and KwaZulu-Natal. Sessions are scheduled for November 2026 and October 2026.
A form designed for Environmental Health Practitioners to use when investigating cases of lead poisoning, ensuring standardized data collection and response.
