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Honoring Worker’s Month: Recognizing the Backbone of Society
As May unfolds, we are reminded of the tireless dedication of workers across various sectors, especially in South Africa where May is recognized as Worker’s Month. It’s a time to honor the hard work, resilience, and contributions of individuals who form the backbone of our society.
Acknowledging World Nurses Day: Celebrating Frontline Heroes
On May 12th, we commemorate World Nurses Day, acknowledging the pivotal role nurses play in our healthcare system. In many government clinics, nurses are the frontline heroes, providing essential care and support to communities. Their unwavering commitment often goes unnoticed, but it is a cornerstone of our healthcare infrastructure.
Webinar Spotlight: Addressing Burnout and Impairment in Healthcare
In recognition of all healthcare workers and their efforts, this week’s webinar will delve into the topic of Burnout and Impairment in Doctors, extending to other healthcare providers such as nurses. Dr. Bavi Vythilingum will shed light on the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and the importance of prioritizing mental health in the workplace. As we witness a growing global understanding of the critical link between mental wellness and economic prosperity, it’s imperative that we support and advocate for the wellbeing of all workers.
Secure Your Spot: Prioritize Your Wellbeing
We encourage you to secure your spot at the webinar and extend the invitation to your colleagues. Let’s come together to learn, support, and empower those who dedicate their lives to caring for others.
Recap: Last Week’s Webinar
In our previous webinar, Prof. Philip Steer led an insightful discussion on "Obstetricians working to prevent early onset GBS disease in the neonate." Haemolytic Streptococcus Group B remains a significant threat to neonatal health, causing mortality and disability. However, with antenatal screening and intrapartum prophylaxis, over 80% of cases can be prevented. Despite the effectiveness of antibiotics, their impact on the microbiome underscores the urgent need for a vaccine.
Call for Sponsors: Supporting Knowledge Exchange
We extend our gratitude to all sponsors who enable us to offer these educational programs at no cost to attendees. Your support is invaluable in fostering knowledge exchange and professional development within our community. If you or your organization are interested in sponsoring future events, please reach out to us by contacting info@pffsa.org
Thank you for your continued support as we strive to create a healthier, more empowered workforce.
