Profiles And Contributions To This Article

Limitations to practising holistically in the public sector in a rural sub-district in South Africa

Bernhard  Gaede

Prof Bernhard Gaede

qualifications: MB BCh, MMed(Family Medicine)

position: Medical Officer

South Africa

Bernhard Gaede is currently an Associate Professor and the Head of Department in Family Medicine at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa. He previously was the director of the Centre for Rural Health at the same University. He trained as a family physician and worked for more than a decade in rural settings in South Africa with a wide scope of clinical and organizational experience including HIV medicine, primary health care and the expanded scope of practice in rural district level services. He has also been actively involved in the Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa, the Rural Health Advocacy Project. Areas of interest and research have included health care system, community-level care (including home-based care and traditional healers), human rights and medical anthropology. Recent interests include health professions education and particularly the expansion of the rural teaching platform.


Simphiwe  Mahlobo

Simphiwe Mahlobo

qualifications: DipGen Nursing and Midwifery

position: Nurse


Khosi  Shabalala

Khosi Shabalala

qualifications: DipGen Nursing and Midwifery

position: Nurse


Masabatha  Moloi

Masabatha Moloi

qualifications: DipGen Nursing and Midwifery, Dip Forensic Nursing

position: Nurse


Claire  van Deventer

Claire Van Deventer

qualifications: MB ChB, MFam Med

position: Family Physician


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