Dr Mathabo Mathebula, Chief Operations Officer of the Office of Health Standards Compliance (OHSC), has been invited to participate in a significant dialogue hosted by the Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA). This discussion will enable the OHSC to share its expertise on the National Health Care Norms and Standards, aiming to enhance the quality of healthcare delivery across the sector.
Established under the National Health Act of 2013, the OHSC serves as an independent health regulator responsible for overseeing a wide range of health establishments in South Africa, from large hospitals and clinics to independent healthcare practices.
Key areas of discussion will include:
– Identifying Skills Needs: Assess the current skills landscape within the health sector to equip professionals to meet healthcare norms and standards better.
Support Mechanisms: Determining the necessary support to address existing skills gaps and needs and ensuring compliance with healthcare norms.
– Partnership Opportunities: Exploring potential collaborations to research and develop essential skills required for the health sector to meet the healthcare standards successfully.
For further details, please contact:
Ricardo Mahlakanya – Director: Communication and Stakeholder Relations
066 473 8666 / rmahlakanya@ohsc.org.za