The Ministry of Health and Child Care has announced that patients will not be turned away from government hospitals and clinics for failing to pay the recently hiked hospital fees. According to local online publication, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child Care,
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has reviewed hospital fees effective 1 January 2020 with patients expected to pay between ZWL$100 to ZWL$2500 at referral hospitals while district hospitals will charge ZWL$40 and ZWL$80 for children and adults respectively. The new fees regime was announced
Spotting a black shirt, black trouser, black shoes, complemented by a clean cheesekop shave, Taurai Matsiwe cut a lone figure among the women as he was the only man who joined the Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe protest against the deteriorating health service system in the
After touring two of the country's major health institutions, Harare and Parirenyatwa hospitals, Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa said he was ready to engage President Emmerson Mnangagwa and convince him to fully appreciate the disaster brewing in all general hospitals following the ongoing strike
Realizing that the 100-days strike by local doctors has not done enough to push for salary adjustments for health workers, Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals nurses this morning declared incapacitation as they continue to push for better salaries which they said should be pegged according to
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in partnership with Hunan Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital from the People’s Republic of China have extended an invitation to young women to come for free early cervical cancer detection and treatment. In a press statement, the institution is inviting up
Late detection of child cancers is becoming a major threat to the health sector as 20 new cases are reported annually resulting in child mortality. KidzCan Zimbabwe is working with the Ministry of Health on a campaign that will promote early diagnosis of Retinoblastoma (cancer of
The relief that the public celebrated following doctors terminating their 40 days strike and reported to have resumed work yesterday, observations made by 263Chat at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals yesterday indicate that it is still all pie in the sky.
Zimbabwe's technoprenuership university, the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) has partnered the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in a collaboration aimed at delivering new health science programs at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The first batch of students to be enrolled for the new majors will commence
The cashiers from various cash points had not been remitting all the cash receipts to the main cash office for onward banking, the amount prejudiced is cumulative from 2009 to 2015
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