Services rendered at Tshwane District Hospital
- In-patient including post natal,
- Emergency Service,
- Maternity and Radiology
Outpatient Department Operate From 07H00 - 16H00(Mon-Fri).
Comprehensive HIV & AIDS
TB focal point
Eye clinic
Antenatal care clinic
Allied Health Units
Physiotherapy
Speech & Audiology
Occupational Therapy
Social worker
Psychology
Dietetics/ Food service
24 hour X-ray
Pharmacy
· Clinical support
Blood & blood products
Laboratory services
· Non-Clinical support
Administration, Finance, Laundry,
Human Resource, Cleaning, Supply Chain, Mortuary, ICT
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Tshwane District Hospital Referral Clinics
There are 13 clinics in Tshwane Central Sub district that are referring to Tshwane District Hospital.
Patient's Information
A healthy and safe environment
Everyone has the right to a healthy and safe environment that will ensure their physical and mental health or well-being, including adequate water supply, sanitation and waste disposal as well as protection from all forms of environmental danger, such as pollution, ecological degradation or infection.
Participation in decision-making
Every citizen has the right to participate in the development of health policies and everyone has the right to participate in decision-making on matters affecting one's health.
Access to health care
Everyone has the right of access to health care services that include:
receiving timely emergency care at any health care facility that is open regardless of one's ability to pay;
treatment and rehabilitation that must be made known to the patient to enable 13 patient to -understand such treatment or rehabilitation and the consequences thereof;
provision for special needs in the case of newborn infants, children, pregnant woman, the aged, disabled persons, patients in pain, persons living with HIV or AIDS patients;
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counseling without discrimination, coercion or violence on matters such as reproductive health, cancer or HIV/AIDS.
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palliative care that is affordable and effective in cases of incurable or terminal illness;
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a positive disposition displayed by health care providers that demonstrate courtesy, human dignity, patience, empathy and tolerance;
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healthy information that includes the availability of healthy services and how best to use such services and such information shall be In the language understood by the patient.
Knowledge of ones health insurance/medical aid scheme
A member of a health insurance or medical aid scheme is entitled to information about that Insurance or medical aid scheme and to challenge, where necessary, the decisions of such health insurance or medical aid scheme relating to the member.
Choice of health services
Everyone has the right to choose a particular health care provider for services, or a particular health facility for treatment provided that such choice shall not be contrary to the ethical standards applicable to such health care providers or facilities, and the choice of facilities In line with prescribed service delivery guide lines.
Underneath you will find links to the files pertaining to patient information:
