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Tembisa Hospital - TPTH, Clayville (2026)

05/05/2026

Tembisa Hospital Commemorates World Hand Hygiene Day

The Infection Prevention and Control Department at Tembisa Hospital joined the global community in commemorating World Hand Hygiene Day, an annual initiative aimed at promoting proper hand hygiene to prevent the spread of infections and diseases.

This year’s theme, “Action Saves Lives” emphasizes the critical role that simple hygiene practices play in protecting health and saving lives.

The commemoration at Tembisa Hospital featured a range of impactful activities, including educational talks to raise awareness, the display of informative materials, distribution of educational posters, and the administration of flu vaccinations.

Through these efforts, the hospital continues to reinforce the importance of hand hygiene in safeguarding both patients and healthcare workers.

22/04/2026

[WATCH] Tembisa Hospital kick-starts flu vaccine drive

The Tembisa Hospital Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) team has begun the annual flu vaccine drive! The team started vaccinating both staff and patients on Wednesday, 22 April 2026.

IPC Operational manager Siyabonga Zulu speaks on the importance of getting a flu vaccine particular people who are on chronic medication. He reminds everyone that getting a flu vaccine is the best way to prevent the flu and its complications for almost everyone. The flu vaccine can lower the risk of getting the flu.

The team is stationed in the pharmacy, Paediatric OPD, Medical OPD and Masakhane Clinic.

22/04/2026

Tembisa Hospital kick-starts flu vaccine drive

The Tembisa Hospital Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) team has begun the annual flu vaccine drive! The team started vaccinating both staff and patients on Wednesday, 22 April 2026.

Getting a flu vaccine is the best way to prevent the flu and its complications for almost everyone. The flu vaccine can lower the risk of getting the flu.

The team is stationed in the pharmacy, Paediatric OPD and Gynaecology OPD.

26/03/2026

TB Awareness roadshow tackles the psychology of being sick

The Tuberculosis awareness roadshow is increasing the tempo as it delves into the topic of the psychological impact of being sick on staff members. The team comprising of Masakhane Clinic, Infection Prevention and Control, Occupational Health and Safety members addressed administrative staff on Tuesday, 24 March 2026.

Clinical psychologist Thuli Mdluli said that often people put more focus on the medical symptoms and complying with the treatment and often forget about the emotional impact of being sick. Mdluli drew a picture of a patient who has to deal with accepting that they are ill, they also have to deal with the issue of isolation that make them feel unwanted - all of which has a psychological impact on the patient. She advised staff members to seek psychological assistance as part of the healing process.

23/03/2026

Tuberculosis awareness puts focus on defaulters

The Tuberculosis (TB) awareness roadshow put a sharp focus on patients who default on their medication and how that compromises their health.

They addressed staff and patients on Monday, 23 March 2026 on the dangers of defaulting, encouraged patients to take their medication religiously.

18/03/2026

[WATCH] Tuberculosis awareness focuses on staff safety

The Tuberculosis awareness roadshow has turned its focus on staff well and safety. The roadshow team comprising of Masakhane Clinic, Infection Prevention & Control (IPC), Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) and Employee Health & Wellness spent Wednesday, 18 March 2026 engaging staff on the dangers of TB.

OHS clinical programme coordinator Mabel Molatsie emphasized the importance staff wearing masks at all times and the process to follow when one contracts the disease.

17/03/2026

Tembisa Hospital celebrates World Social Work Day

The Tembisa Hospital social work unit celebrated social work day on 17 March 2026 under the theme “Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society.” The theme emphasizes the important role social work plays in bringing people together across communities, cultures and systems to help create a more inclusive and sustainable future.

Social workers do many important jobs. They help children stay safe, support adults who need care, and help people who are struggling with mental health, homelessness or abuse. Their work makes a real difference in people’s lives every day.

The theme for 2026 reminds us that many problems in society, like inequality, conflict and division, cannot be solved alone. Social workers help bring people together, rebuild trust, and make positive changes in communities.

14/03/2026

Someone asked people on social media to rate the hospital where they delivered their baby - Tembisa Hospital received a mention.

Thank you Zintle for the positive feedback!
We really appreciate it!

10/03/2026

The Tembisa Hospital Masakhane and Infection Prevention and Control team took the Tuberculosis (TB) month awareness drive to Gynecology OPD.
The group educated patients about TB, the causes and treatment. The health talk took place on Tuesday, 10 March 2026.

Speaker after speaker, spoke about the dangers of TB, how to prevent TB, treatment, the dangers of smoking, including secondary smoking.

The IPC Clinical coordinator Siyabonga Zulu spoke at length about the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine - a live attenuated vaccine, derived from Mycobacterium bovisa live attenuated vaccine, derived from Mycobacterium bovis, primarily used to prevent tuberculosis (TB), particularly severe childhood forms like TB meningitis.

02/03/2026

Tembisa Hospital kicks-off TB Awareness month

The Tembisa Hospital Masakhane and Infection Prevention & Control team has kicked off Tuberculosis (TB) month in earnest with a health education talk for patients in the main OPD hall. The talk took place on Monday, 2 March 2026.

The aim of the month-long awareness drive, which will cover all clinics, then move to in-patients in the ward and finally focus on staff, is to raise public awareness about the devastating health, social and economic consequences of tuberculosis (TB) and to step up efforts to end the global TB epidemic.

The health talk focuses on how to identify TB symptoms, the kinds of TB, foods to eat etc. TB Awareness Day is celebrated on 24 March annually, this year it will be observed under the theme 'Yes! We can end TB!' - a bold call to action and a message of hope, affirming that it is possible to get back on track and turn the tide on the TB epidemic, even in a challenging global environment.

25/02/2026

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13/02/2026

Corporate Services unit goes team building

Tembisa Hospital Corporate Services unit spent their Friday the 13th doing team building activities in the Modderfontein area.

The purpose of the day was to create memories, but more importantly to
to foster collaboration, communication, trust, and problem-solving skills among individuals, transforming them into a cohesive unit that works efficiently towards shared goals, boosting morale, engagement, and overall productivity in the workplace.

Life coach, founder and chairman of Visionaries Compound Katlego Mushwana was the speaker for the day. He emphasised the importance of creating safe grounds amongst colleagues, by confiding in each other outside the work environment.

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