Question NW303 to the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

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11 April 2016 - NW303

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Robertson, Mr K to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Does each metropolitan municipality have a service level agreement with the relevant provincial department of health for the provision of clinic services; if not, why not; if so, (a) how many (i) clinics, (ii) health centres, (iii) satellite clinics, (iv) mobile clinics and (v) male health clinics are run by each metropolitan municipality, (b) what services do they offer, (c) how many new clinics have been built since 1 June 2011 and (d) what is each metropolitan municipality’s budget for health infrastructure upgrades in the 2015-16 financial year?

Reply:

The information requested by the Honourable Member is not readily available within the Department. The Department thus made a request to Metropolitan Municipalities to provide the relevant information. Information was received from the following Metropolitan Municipalities:

BUFFALO CITY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY (BCMM)

The BCMM does not provide Primary Health Care Services, hence there is no service level agreement with the relevant provincial department of health. This function was provincialized and devolved to the Eastern Cape Province, Department of Health.

CITY OF TSHWANE (CoT)

1. A Service Level Agreement between the Gauteng Department of Health and the CoT for the provision of Primary Health Care is available and signed.

     (a) The City is rendering Primary Health Care services in 26 fixed facilities; Operating hours are from 07:30 – 16:00, Monday to Friday; 2 mobile units and 1 satellite clinic; Extended service hours are rendered on Saturdays from 08:00 to 13:00 in a selected 13 facilities to accommodate those clients that could not manage to visit the clinic during week days.

     (b) Full comprehensive PHC package is rendered in 26 facilities.

     (c) 9 Clinics were built and upgraded, namely: Lotus, Danville, Doornpoort, Gazankulu, Pretorius Park, Stanza Bopape, Olievenhoutbosch, Zithobeni and Soshanguve JJ.

     (d) The CoT allocated R43 million towards the construction and upgrade of three clinics, namely: Soshunguwe, Gazankulu and Zithobeni during the 2015-16 financial year. The projects are all in the final phase of construction and upgrading.

EKURHULENI METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

a) The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality manages ninety one (91) Primary Health Care Services as at February 2016 as indicated in the table below.

All Community Health Centres and Medical Male Circumcision Sites are managed by the Gauteng Department of Health.

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES BOTH PROVINCIAL AND EKURHULENI EXCLUDING MALE MEDICAL CIRCUMCISION SITES

FACILITY TYPE

EMM

GDoH

GRAND TOTAL

Community Day Centre

 

2

2

Community Health Centre (24-Hours)

 

7

7

Clinic

78

3

81

Satellite Clinic

1

 

1

Mobile Clinic

12

2

14

Grand Total

91

14

105

b) The Primary Health Care Facilities managed by the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality render health services relevant for the type of facility as defined in the Primary Health Care Core Package of Services, namely:

Clinics: Render the basic range of Primary Health Care Services as follows:

  • Child Health Services:
  • Expanded Programme on Immunization;
  • Vitamin A supplementation;
  • Protein Energy Malnutrition Programme;
  • Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses; and
  • Growth monitoring and developmental screening.
  • Women and Maternal Health Services:
  • Reproductive Health including Family Planning;
  • Cervical cancer screening;
  • Antenatal Care Services;
  • Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV;
  • Postnatal Care Services; and
  • Counselling and referral for Termination of Pregnancy.
  • Men’s’ Reproductive Health:
  • Prostate cancer screening (Selected facilities).
  • HIV, AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Tuberculosis Programme:
  • Health and HIV Counselling and Testing;
  • Elimination of Mother-to-Child-Transmission of HIV;
  • Antiretroviral Therapy;
  • Post Exposure Prophylaxis;
  • Comprehensive Care, Management and Treatment of HIV Positive clients and treatment of opportunistic infections;
  • Management of Sexually Transmitted infections; and
  • Tuberculosis Control Programme.
  • Acute and Chronic Diseases Management:
  • Acute Curative Care;
  • Management of Chronic Diseases.
  • Specialised Services:
  • Primary Mental Health Services; and
  • Secondary Level Mental Health Services (Selected facilities);
  • Health Information, Education and Communication
  • Multi-sectoral HIV/AIDS Programme:
  • Door-to-Door Ward-based HIV/AIDS Education and awareness programme;
  • Stakeholder engagements including traditional health practitioners and vulnerable and marginalized groups;
  • Health awareness and screening programme; and
  • AIDS Council.

c) Twenty-one (21) new clinics, as listed in the table below, were built and they are all operational. In the current financial year (2015-16), six (6) clinics are under construction.

NEW PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES 2011 TO DECEMBER 2015

Number

Facility Name

Year opened

Ward

Address

1

Katlehong North Clinic

2011

52

2098 Khotso street Katlehong

2

Phutanang Clinic

2011

84

7522 Kgaga street  Tsakane

3

Reedville Clinic

2011

74

Stands 604 + 605 Ottawa Street, Reedville

4

Slovo Park Clinic

2011

75

Erf 1932,1933 + 1954 Durban Drive, Slovo Park

5

Tsakane Ext 10 Clinic

2011

86

Stand 45522 & 45523, Simelane Street, Tsakane

6

Wannenburg Clinic

2011

21

C/o Pretoria and Mimosa Road, Primrose

7

Ethafeni Clinic

2012

14

43 Bennin Steet, Ethafeni Section, Ethafeni Park

8

Itireleng Clinic

2012

13

2959 Posmor & Inauguration Road, Phomolong Section, Chloorkop Ext 52, Tembisa

9

Tsakane Clinic (Ward 83)

2012

83

33334 Fingo Street, Tsakane

10

Vosloorus Poly Clinic

2012

47

New: Vosloorus ERF30, EXT1, Vosloorus

11

Alrapark Ext 3 Clinic 

2014

88

Cnr Sasstri and Molopo street Ext 3 Alra Park

12

Joy Clinic

2014

67

Erf 1343 Etwatwa West

13

Ramaphosa Clinic

2014

42

Ingwamza Street, Reiger Park Ext 5

14

Springs Clinic

2014

75

Middle Six and Plantation Road, Springs

15

Tamaho Clinic

2014

51

Erf 2141 Nhlapo Section, Cnr. Sokele and Matsose Street, Katlehong

16

White City Clinic

2014

79

Thema Road, Kwa -Thema, Springs

17

Daveyton East Clinic

2015

68

Stand No 869, Chris Hani, Ext 9 Daveyton East

18

Motsamai Clinic

2015

50

260 Motsamai Section Katlehong

19

Palmridge Clinic

2015

58

RE 41 Palmridge Road, Palmridge Community Centre, Palmridge

20

Tswelopele Clinic

2015

44

22 Lusika Street, Eastfield, Vosloorus

21

Villa Lisa Clinic

2015

43

22 Camel Street, Villa Liza

 

TOTAL

 

 

21

d) The budget for health infrastructure upgrades for 2015/16 is R96 727 171(ninety-six million, seven hundred and twenty-seven thousand, and one-hundred and seventy-one rand).

MANGAUNG METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

There is no Service Level Agreement between the Municipal Health Services of the Mangaung Metro and the Provincial Department of Health.

NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY (NMBM)

Since July 2012 the NMBM is no longer providing Primary Health Care Services following the provincialisation of these services. There is no Service Level Agreement in place since the above-mentioned date. The only clinic service rendered by the NMBM is for Occupational Health Services for Municipal employees.

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