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Standard operating procedures and guidelines for managing vector-borne disease risks in South Africa. These documents are meant to be used by environmental health professionals to ensure uniformity and effectiveness in vector control efforts.
A comprehensive management manual designed for Environmental Health Practitioners to guide their work in implementing vector control strategies across South Africa. It includes procedures, protocols, and best practices.
The National Department of Health provides official guidelines and checklists for vector control that are intended for use by Environmental Health Practitioners at both provincial and municipal levels. These documents support consistent implementation of vector control measures across South Africa.
A monitoring tool provided to help track the implementation of the Vector Control Management Manual by Environmental Health Practitioners at provincial and municipal levels. It supports quality assurance and compliance.
The public and professionals can access information on environmental health programmes, policies, guidelines, and regulations related to air quality, food safety, waste management, water and sanitation, vector control, and more.
The public can report environmental health issues such as pollution, unsafe food, contaminated water, illegal dumping, pest infestations, or hazardous premises through the National Department of Health's hotline, WhatsApp number, or email.
Individuals or organisations can reach out to the National Department of Health for questions about environmental health inspections, compliance notices, or enforcement actions.
Environmental Health Practitioners and Environmental Management Inspectors can access official legislation, policies, and guidelines related to environmental management for enforcement and implementation purposes.
The Department of Health has approved a brand name change for two Levetiracetam tablet products supplied by Hetero Drugs SA (Pty) Ltd. The new brand names are Civter 250 and Civter 500, effective from the date of this notice. Procurement and inventory systems must be updated to reflect the new branding.
The Department of Health has updated the prices for selected medicines supplied by Resmed Healthcare CC. These revised prices are now effective and must be used in all future transactions under the contract.
A standard prescription book used by healthcare providers in Gauteng to issue medical prescriptions to patients. It is provided for official use within the public health system.
Suppliers can register on the Central Supplier Database to be eligible for government procurement opportunities across all spheres of government. Registration allows suppliers to maintain updated information and receive a unique supplier number and security code.
