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Volume 03, 17 July 2014, Week 29 www.tametimes.co.za Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335 Becoming the voice of Ekurhuleni WINNER OF THE 2012 & 2013 EKURHULENI AWARDS: BEST PRINT MEDIA tame TIMES Thokoza, Palm Ridge, Eden Park Hospital negligence leaves patient in wheelchair Alleged staff negligence at Natalspruit Hospital has left formerly fit 55-year-old Angelina Thoko Nhlapho from Thokoza in a wheelchair. On 2 February Nhlapho visited the hospital and was admitted for a gallstone operation. The operation was successful and she had a catheter (tube and pocket) put in. She alleges that on 7 February the doctor told her that she was about to be discharged and that the nurse would remove her stitches that day, but leave the removal of the catheter for the following Thursday. “The nurse came to remove the stitches,” she said, “but when she was removing the catheter I told her that the doctor had ordered her not to, but she did not listen. She stated that I must not take the catheter with me to the township or it would rot. I even asked her whether it was not going to give me problems and she denied this. I was discharged without a catheter, and when I arrived home l had some excruciating pains for four days. I was taken to the hospital by my husband; on my arrival the doctor questioned me about the whereabouts of the catheter. I explained everything to the doctor and he asked me whether l was able to identify the nurse who removed it and I agreed. The doctor said my situation is complicated and transferred me to Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital where I was also admitted to the Intensive Care Unit for eight days,” said Nhlapho. She added that she also spent a few weeks at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and, when she was discharged, was instructed to go back to Natalspruit for further treatment. At this stage she thought that her first bout of suffering was all she would have to endure, but unfortunately it was not. On 27 May she went to Natalspruit Hospital to drain the blood on her right thigh; because, after the doctor had given her an injection, her leg had become swollen and painful, and black spots had covered her thigh. “I showed the doctor the sudden changes to my leg,” said Nhlapo, “and he said he would give me treatment, but he transferred me to another ward without giving me treatment as initially promised. I was unable to walk but they discharged me. Even now l cannot walk and I am unable to go to work. I am a breadwinner in my family, taking care of my five grandchildren. My husband is also unable to go to his part-time work as he is looking after me,” explained the desperate Nhlapho. Responding to the matter, Prince Hamnca, Head of Communications for the Gauteng Department of Health said, “Upon receiving this complaint, the hospital has instituted an investigation into the allegations made by Angelina Thoko Nhlapho and once completed, the findings will be communicated to the patient. If the investigation points to negligence by any health-worker, necessary disciplinary procedures will be followed. The Department also encourages Natalspruit Hospital users to report any complaints and concerns regarding the institution to the hospital’s Quality Assurance Unit and all complaints/concerns received will be thoroughly investigated.” CRYING: Angelina Thoko Nhlapho blames hospital negligence for her pain and loss of income. Charity Moyo [email protected]

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Volume 03, 17 July 2014, Week 29 www.tametimes.co.za Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335

Becoming the voice of Ekurhuleni

WinnEr oF ThE 2012 & 2013 EkurhulEni aWards: BEsT prinT mEdia

tameTimEsThokoza, palm ridge, Eden park

Hospital negligence leaves patient in wheelchairalleged staff negligence at natalspruit hospital has left formerly fit 55-year-old angelina Thoko nhlapho from Thokoza in a wheelchair.On 2 February Nhlapho visited the hospital and was admitted for a gallstone operation. The operation was successful and she had a catheter (tube and pocket) put in. She alleges that on 7 February the doctor told her that she was about to be discharged and that the nurse would remove her stitches that day, but leave the removal of the catheter for the following Thursday.“The nurse came to remove the stitches,” she said, “but when she was removing the catheter I told her that the doctor had ordered her not to, but she did not listen. She stated that I must not take the catheter with me to the township or it would rot. I even asked her whether it was not going to give me problems and she denied this. I was discharged without a catheter, and when I arrived home l had some excruciating pains for four days. I was taken to the hospital by my husband; on my arrival the doctor questioned me about the whereabouts of the catheter. I explained everything to the doctor and he asked me whether l was able to identify the nurse who removed it and I agreed. The doctor said my situation is complicated and transferred me to Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital where I was also admitted to the Intensive Care Unit for eight days,” said Nhlapho.She added that she also spent a few weeks at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and, when she was discharged, was instructed to go back to Natalspruit

for further treatment. At this stage she thought that her first bout of suffering was all she would have to endure, but unfortunately it was not. On 27 May she went to Natalspruit Hospital to drain the blood on her right thigh; because, after the doctor had given her an injection, her leg had become swollen and painful, and black spots had covered her thigh.“I showed the doctor the sudden changes to my leg,” said Nhlapo, “and he said he would give me treatment, but he transferred me to another ward without giving me treatment as initially promised. I was unable to walk but they discharged me. Even now l cannot walk and I am unable to go to work. I am a breadwinner in my family, taking care of my five grandchildren. My husband is also unable to go to his part-time work as he is looking after me,” explained the desperate Nhlapho. Responding to the matter, Prince Hamnca, Head of Communications for the Gauteng Department of Health said, “Upon receiving this complaint, the hospital has instituted an investigation into the allegations made by Angelina Thoko Nhlapho and once completed, the findings will be communicated to the patient. If the investigation points to negligence by any health-worker, necessary disciplinary procedures will be followed. The Department also encourages Natalspruit Hospital users to report any complaints and concerns regarding the institution to the hospital’s Quality Assurance Unit and all complaints/concerns received will be thoroughly investigated.”

CrYinG: angelina Thoko nhlapho blames hospital negligence for her pain and loss of income.

Charity [email protected]

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will together represent Mzansi in the Championship League. As if that were not enough, the 2013-2014 Nedbank champions Orlando Pirates will be accompanied by BIDVest Wits in their crusade to win the Caf Confederation Cup. It is worth recalling that 13 countries have the right to send two representatives for each competition, following the results of the previous competition and each year’s classification during the finals. The 13 countries that sent four clubs this year (two

Jerry “Rhee” Skhosana scored the winning goal that won the Soweto team its African Championship League trophy.

Community invited to Sports Imbizo

The residents of Ward 101 in Tsietsi Extension Six are invited to a Sports Imbizo to be held on 26 July at the Maplankeni. Speaking to tame TIMES, South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO) Ward 101 representative, Lucky-boy Mofokeng, said that there are talented youngsters in their ward, but that a lack of investment, a shortage of sponsorship and either the shortage of sports facilities or their dilapidated state hinders sports development in the township. “It is because of the above-mentioned facts that we decided to partner with all relevant stakeholders in sport, including the Councillor of our ward. Various sporting codes - and parents - are invited to take part in the coming imbizo. We will be talking about sports and seeking ways to improve it in our ward. We hope that we will get alternatives that will improve sports in our township,” concluded Mofokeng.

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