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Number of CS pharmacists

DefinitionNumber of community service pharmacists.
Keywords
Indicator Type: -> Health Services -> Health Personnel -> Community Service

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Indicator Data
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ECFSGPKZNLPMPNCNWWCZA
Number of CS pharmacists [Definition]
2001 33396882333953148[1] 406
2002 185014491383471961[2] 484
2003 27227069221962757[3] 341
2004 2726594034429249[4] 299
2005 343556493640163740[5] 345
2006 ---------[6] 473
2007 414270655242334253[7] 472
2008 403859574261263953[8] 457
EC: Eastern Cape  FS: Free State  GP: Gauteng  KZN: KwaZulu-Natal  LP: Limpopo  MP: Mpumalanga  NC: Northern Cape  NW: North West  WC: Western Cape  ZA: South Africa  

Notes and References

  1. DoH Annual Report 2000/01: Department of Health. Department of Health Annual Report April 2000 - March 2001. Pretoria: Department of Health; 2001. http://www.doh.gov.za/docs/reports/annual/2000-01/
    Local copy: -
    Note: Community Service Professional Posts are allocated against existing (vacant) posts, therefore these health professionals form part of the figure reported by PERSAL for the relevant profession. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS (14) and Department of Correctional Services - DCS (14) and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures.
  2. DoH Annual Report 2001/02: Department of Health Annual Report 2001/2002. Pretoria: Department of Health; 2002. http://www.doh.gov.za/docs/reports/annual/2001-02/contents.html
    Local copy: -
    The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS (14) and Department of Correctional Services (8) and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures. Table 29.
  3. Pharmaciae Oct 2002: South African Pharmacy Council. Pharmaciae 2002; 10(4): 24-25.
    Local copy: -
    Community Service Professional Posts are allocated against existing (vacant) posts, therefore these health professionals form part of the figure reported by PERSAL for the relevant profession. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS (15) and Department of Correctional Services (7) and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures.
  4. DoH: National Department of Health (NDoH). Pretoria. http://www.doh.gov.za/
    Local copy: -
    "Wonder Matlhahlane - 21 June 2005 - personal communication. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS and Department of Correctional Services - DCS and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures."
  5. DoH: National Department of Health (NDoH). Pretoria. http://www.doh.gov.za/
    Local copy: -
    "Wonder Matlhahlane - 21 June 2005 - personal communication. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS and Department of Correctional Services - DCS and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures."
  6. DoH: National Department of Health (NDoH). Pretoria. http://www.doh.gov.za/
    Local copy: -
    Document received from Phumulele Zulu- 23 May 2007.
  7. DoH: National Department of Health (NDoH). Pretoria. http://www.doh.gov.za/
    Local copy: -
    Document received from Phumulele Zulu- 30 May 2007. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services -SAMHS (18) and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures.
  8. DoH: National Department of Health (NDoH). Pretoria. http://www.doh.gov.za/
    Local copy: -
    Wonder Matlhahlane - 24 June 2008 - personal communication. The national figure also includes CSPs allocated to SA Military Health Services - SAMHS and Department of Correctional Services - DCS and is therefore greater than the sum of provincial figures.

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