Massive investment in human resources, interdisciplinary training, and public-private integration is essential to achieving equity and access under NHI.
Addressing gaps in South Africa’s primary healthcare system
Original Article by Atiya Mosam, Sue Goldstein, Krish Vallabhjee, Tracey Naledi, and Mark Heywood | Daily Maverick 16 October 2024
Massive investment in human resources, interdisciplinary training, and public-private integration is essential to achieving equity and access under NHI.
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