Invitation Gauteng Provincial NCDs co-ordination meeting 24 June 2016 9:00-13:00

You are invited to participate in the Gauteng Department of Health NCDs coordination Quarterly megauteng health logo.jpgeting
Please attend if you are an interested member of civil society, the private sector, NGOs or academics

Objective to move the NCDs agenda forward across sectors.

We need your a active participation.

The Gauteng NCDs Committee is want your help to move this agenda forward…..

Draft agenda

  1. Presentation by the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa salt reduction strategy & other nutritional interventions progress to date.  Ms Christelle Crickmore
  2.  Training for health care workers…. what do the people of the province need? Let’s get your voice heard.
    AMREF  and GSK project.
  3. Cancer issues – CANSA  Ms Olivia Curlewis
  4. Roche Pharmaceuticals  presentation

Friday 24 June 9:00-13:00 Committee Room Next to the Board Room Helen Joseph Hospital.

Committee Room Next to the Board Room Helen Joseph Hospital
Confirm attendance Ms Dudu Mthombeni  or phone 011-355-3336.

 

Gauteng Health NCDs committee shows the way

Gauteng leads the way by holding regular intersectoral NCD prevention and control co-ordination meetings.  Its goal is to co-ordinate and facilitate action and planning for NCDs in the province.

At the  second meeting at Helen Joseph Hospital on August 28 2015.  Holding the first provincial NCD prevention and control committee meeting.

The Gauteng DoH is the first province to bring together members from multiple government sectors  (all of government) – Education, Social Development, Sports and Recreation, Rural Development, and NCD stakeholders (all of society.) These include NCDs NGOs including SA NCD Alliance, CANSA and Love Your Nuts and the industry. The aim is to create and focused inclusive plan to combat NCDs.

Gauteng DoH is applauded for bringing together all relevant members to discuss and formulate a plan to make a positive change in the approach to fighting NCDs.  This is a great example for us all to follow especially at the critical provincial level.

The next meeting is on 23 September 9:00 to 13:00 at Ann Latsky College.  RSVP to Ms Dudu Mthombeni

Gauteng Health NCDs committee shows the way

Gauteng leads the way by holding regular intersectoral NCD prevention and control co-ordination meetings.  Its goal is to co-ordinate and facilitate action and planning for NCDs in the province.

At the  second meeting at Helen Joseph Hospital on August 28 2015.  Holding the first provincial NCD prevention and control committee meeting.

The Gauteng DoH is the first province to bring together members from multiple government sectors  (all of government) – Education, Social Development, Sports and Recreation, Rural Development, and NCD stakeholders (all of society.) These include NCDs NGOs including SA NCD Alliance, CANSA and Love Your Nuts and the industry. The aim is to create and focused inclusive plan to combat NCDs.

Gauteng DoH is applauded for bringing together all relevant members to discuss and formulate a plan to make a positive change in the approach to fighting NCDs.  This is a great example for us all to follow especially at the critical provincial level.

The next meeting is on 23 September 9:00 to 13:00 at Ann Latsky College.  RSVP to Ms Dudu Mthombeni

Webinar Breast cancer screening and early detection

Pan American Health Organization / WHO ow.ly/I0xVz

16:30         Registration online RSVP (for attendance in person or virtual) by registering at: http://bit.ly/1DPS3Ae

17:00          OPENING REMARKS

Dr. Anselm Hennis, Director of the Department on Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health

17:10          EVIDENCE REVIEW: Scientific evidence on breast cancer screening

Dr. Ben Anderson, Global Breast Cancer Alliance and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

17:30          CLOSING THE BREAST CANCER DIVIDE: The case for investing in breast cancer screening

Dr. Felicia Knaul, Harvard Global Equity Initiative

17:50          PROGRAM EXPERIENCE: How The Bahamas has addressed breast cancer screening

Dr. Larry Carroll, Bahamas Breast Cancer Initiative

18:10          COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION: A civil society perspective on raising awareness of breast cancer

Dr. Maira Caleffi, FEMAMA

18:30          DISCUSSION

18:45          CLOSING REMARKS