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Netcare’s presence in South Africa and the
United Kingdom enables us to combine the
expertise and experience of senior teams from
both countries to drive sustainable growth
across private and public healthcare markets. |
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- Investment in two new hospitals
- Acquisition of Prime Cure
- Acquisition of a 52,6% stake in GHG
- NHS contract wins
- BMI selected for Extended Choice Programme
- Secured GEMS contract for Netcare 911 and Prime Cure
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Underpinning Netcare’s growth strategy is an
ongoing focus on a culture of excellence at
every level of our operations, committed to
driving efficiencies and containing costs in a
way that does not compromise quality. |
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- 5 Flagship hospitals HQS accredited
- Launched Human Resources Shared Services Centre
- Implementation of SAP
- Completed 100 day integration plan for GHG
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Netcare places physicians at the centre of its
business model providing them with state-ofthe-
art facilities, skilled nurses and the latest
medical technologies. We also work hard
to retain our physicians by supporting their
professional development. |
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- 149 specialists attracted to Netcare facilities
- 59 new consultants attracted to BMI facilities in four-and-a-half months
- Increased investment in new facilities and technology
- Launch of Netcare TV – 10 episodes broadcast
- Doctor Training Nurses Programme
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Netcare aims to ensure that its patients receive
the best and safest care. This is achieved
through our strategies to remove the variability
of our service offerings and define clinical
pathways under our clinical governance
programme. |
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- Customer service call centre launched
- Clinical governance guidelines for trauma, ICU and
infection control implemented
- Formation of Medical Advisory Ethics Committee
- Lowest hospital infection rate in the Netcare SA
recorded history
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Netcare considers being an employer of choice
in the healthcare industry as a condition for
growth. In South Africa, characterised by a
shortage of skills, providing a rewarding place
to work takes on an even greater importance. |
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- New values launched in South Africa
- Increased training to 1 500 nursing students
- Introduction of new training courses for nurses
- “Whoza Khaya” (“Come Home”) initiative to recruit
nurses back to South Africa
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Netcare embraces the need to normalise our
society in South Africa and is transforming
itself in line with national and sectoral
objectives. |
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- R1 billion value created for Health Partners for Life BEE
shareholders
- 24% BEE equity ownership
- 57% employment equity
- R61 million corporate social investment, including
R18 million on indigent patients
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