Resources

A consolidated look at the World Health Organisation’s latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) guidelines.

This is what the health authority recommends for children younger than 18. Resource details:

Learning continues under lockdown level 3 as the South African school year resumes, again. These department of basic education directives tell...

You can hang out with your friends for two hours longer but night clubs are still off limits. Here’s what else...

Itching to get your hair and nails done during lockdown? Well, now you can visit your stylist — but make sure...

A closer look at the study set to take place in multiple countries, including South Africa. More than 70 countries have already...

The report outlines in detail how SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, spread through Netcare's 149-bed facility in Durban

South Africa’s efforts to stymie the spread of the new coronavirus continue with new regulations gazetted by Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs...

Plus, find out what powers the expert group has. Update : On 28 September Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced...

Here’s what the rest of the school year will look like for learners in South Africa as the country continues to...

Take a look at what Health Minister Zweli Mkhize presented to the National Command Council.

An updated version of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases’  reference guide for health workers testing for the new coronavirus.

Guidelines on how we navigate home and work during the coronavirus pandemic. Resource details: Publication title:...

Children can return to nursery schools, but they’ll have to stay far apart and there won’t be any outings

The health department has released directives outlining how patients who succumbed to COVID-19 are to be handled and buried.

There’s a difference between quarantine and isolation — but in both cases, you can’t refuse to comply with the regulations.