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"Inspiring others towards rural health"

Vision:
For all rural people in Southern Africa to have access to quality health care.

Mission:
RuDASA strives for the adequate staffing of rural health services by appropriately skilled medical staff and to be a voice for the
rural doctor regarding training and working conditions.

STOP PRESS!!

The RuDASA Rural Health Update for June 2010 is out!
Read it here


CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to Ben and Taryn Gaunt from Zithulele Hospital and Karl le Roux, RuDASA Chairperson, for being featured in the Mail & Guardian - '200 young South Africans: Health'
>> Read the full story here.


The 14th Rural Health Conference
Swaziland 2010

‘Inspiration without borders’
26-28 August 2010
The Royal Villas, Ezulwini Valley, Swaziland

Final date for pre-registration: 15 August 2010
Abstract submission date extended to 5 July 2010

Book accommodation early to avoid disappointment!!
Download accommodation options here

Call for abstracts
Rudasa flyer 2010

“Asibonane kaNgwane”
“See you in Swaziland!”


Call for Nominations: Rural Doctor of the Year 2010
Closing date: 18 July 2010


RuDASA invites President to shadow a doctor for a day. Read more

Rural Health Advocacy Project Press Release: Shadow a rural doctor for a day.

RHAP Rural Health in Focus: Making expenditure control, efficiency and equity work for Rural Health (12 February 2010)


Rural Health Advocacy Project Press Release:
Rural communities disadvantaged by KZN Community Service Medical Officer placements for 2010

(11 December 2009)


The Rural Health Advocacy Project is Launched!
Read the press release here
[76kb pdf]


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New procedures and polices now make it easier for foreign qualified doctors to work in South Africa. For more information, click on "Working in South Africa"

 

 
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