Dedicated mother and child units improve clinical outcomes
Mother and child units are preferred by mothers and clinicians. Why? “Before, expecting moms would come in and experience their different kinds of treatment in different areas – neonatal was
First set of quadruplets born at Mediclinic Midstream
A couple hoping for four children one day had their dreams come true – all on one day! Like most newly married couples, Sibongile and Vincent Matsepane were excited about
Prenatal tests give doctors a detailed picture of your developing baby. Every prospective mom knows all about an ultrasound. These monthly scans – which may increase in frequency towards a
A group of surgeons at Mediclinic Bloemfontein are helping obese patients find a way back to health by making strides in metabolic surgery. Our understanding of weight-loss surgery is expanding.
Is South Africa the unhealthiest country in the world?
According to the WHO and The Indigo Wellness Index, South Africans are dangerously unhealthy. Why? In 2019, South Africa was awarded a dubious honour: we are the unhealthiest people in
Mediclinic brings world-class medical care to the Cape Town 7s
Mediclinic and ER24 were recently recognised for the world-leading medical care they bring to the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series. “This is not a contact sport. Not anymore. This is
According to the University of Stellenbosch, history was made earlier this year when Dr Reggie King, an Orthopaedic Spinal Surgeon at the SpineCentre operating at Mediclinic Paarl, became the first
Hands-only CPR is now the recommended form of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, as new findings show dramatically increases the likelihood of surviving breathing and cardiac emergencies that occur outside of medical settings.
Mediclinic is now publishing its clinical performance indicators on a website accessible to anyone. Here’s what that means to you. Mediclinic Southern Africa has reiterated its commitment to the principles
The innovative Wits Transplant Procurement Model shows promise in increasing deceased organ donor numbers in South Africa. Only 0.2% of South Africans are registered organ donors, according to statistics collected
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