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South African Health Review 2023
       



STRENGTHENING CANCER SERVICES

Ground-breaking South African Health Review Highlights Cancer Care Crisis 

The Health Systems Trust is proud to announce the release of the South African Health Review (SAHR) 2023, a pioneering edition dedicated entirely to the pressing challenges, successes, and gaps in cancer care within the South African healthcare system. This landmark publication draws on the expertise of leading specialists and academics across the country, calling for urgent reforms and investment to improve cancer prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, and support in an integrated, patient-centred and innovative way.

This special edition marks a first for the SAHR, offering in-depth analysis and insights aimed at rethinking current policies and fostering a more integrated, holistic approach to cancer care.




Key areas of focus include:

     ●     Delays in diagnosis and treatment
     ●     Fragmented services and inequitable access to care
     ●     Disparities between policy and practice
     ●     Low awareness and screening rates for cancer
     ●     Innovations in screening and patient management



Publication Documents

 Content Editor


South African Health Review 2023: Strengthening cancer services

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Susan Botha, Neo R.T. Ledibane, Lydia M. Dreosti

Iris R. Joosse, Hendrika A. van den Ham, Aukje K. Mantel-Teeuwisse, Fatima Suleman

Buhle Lubuzo, Khumbulani Hlongwana, Themba Ginindza

Jennifer Moodley, Sarah Day, Tasleem Ras, John E. Ataguba, Jane Harries, Rosemary Jacobs, Zvavahera M. Chirenje, Bothwell Ghuza, Alexandra Payne, Jennifer N. Githaiga, Mary Kawonga, Suzanne E. Scott, Fiona M. Walter

Fatima Suleman, Njabulo Jama, Salomé Meyer, Andrew Gray

Wenlong C. Chen, Abrie van Wyk, Ursula Algar, Mazvita Muchengeti, Ines Buccimazza, Francois Malherbe, Nomonde Mbatani, Raj Ramesar, Paul A. Goldberg

Mary Kawonga

Tasleem Ras, Olukayode Adeleke, Jennifer Moodley

09 Exploring factors associated with uptake of breast cancer screening among a subset of women in a South African metropolitan area: research to inform public health interventions
Ernest Peresu, Gladys Kigozi-Male, Michelle Engelbrecht, Ronel van Rooyen

Monica R. Araujo, Shelley Macaulay, Tasmyn D. Scriven, Prince K. Mwila, Baudouin K. Kakudji, Amanda Krause

Ravi Oodit, Claire Warden, Adam Boutall, Eugenio Panieri, Deborah Constant, Vanessa Pickford, Sharon Bannister, Anna-Lena Du Toit, Marcin Nejthardt, Bhavna Patel, Mary Brindle, Jennifer Moodley

Harsha Somaroo, Duvern Ramiah

Gita Naidu, Ayomide Omotola, Manoo Bhakta, Kamalina Coopasamy, Alan Davidson, Jan du Plessis, Liezl du Plessis, Jennifer Geel, Elelwani Madhzia, Rema Mathew, Sheena Mukkada, Beverley Neethling, Vuthshilo Netshituni, David Reynders, Carlos Rodriguez-Galinda, Victor Santana, Anel van Zyl, Johan Vermeulen, Nickhill Bhakta

Nabeelah Nagdee, Victor Manuel de Andrade

Susan Goldstein, Sameera Mahomedy

Noluthando Ndlovu, Andrew Gray, Ntombifuthi Blose, Matome Mokganya