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MPS welcomes HPCSA Guidelines on telemedicine
The Medical Protection Society welcomes the Health Professions Council of SA’s updated guidelines on telemedicine, confirming MPS’s position that telemedicine should be supported to...
Serious consequences of not paying HPCSA registration fees
Healthcare practitioners who fail to pay their annual HPCSA registration fees could find themselves in a potentially career-ending and financially devastating situation, writes Dr...
Why it's important to update personal details with the HPCSA
It is critical to keep the HPCSA updated on changes to contact details, especially email addresses, writes Dr Yash Naidoo, case manager at Medical...
HPCSA persists in enforcing regulations declared ‘unlawful’
The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) continues to punish doctors with hefty fines for contravening regulations which were found to be unlawful...
HPCSA amendments offer hope
Reforming the HPCSA’s professional conduct inquiry process could benefit the mental well-being for practitioners involved, writes Dr Yash Naidoo, case manager at Medical Protection...
Alternative approaches could lessen HPCSA delays and mental stress
The inevitable stress and anxiety of an investigation by the HPCSA can be lessened, or at least reduced, with a different approach, subtler notification...
Seeking clarity from HPCSA on telehealth
The prevalence of telehealth has increased markedly in the past two years. It is no surprise that healthcare professionals want clarity on the rules...
HPCSA fines – who pays?
Dr Yash Naidoo, case manager at Medical Protection, answers the oft-asked question of who is responsible for paying the fine when a practitioner is...
HPCSA: All medical scheme assets should go to NHI
The Health Professions Council of SA (HPCSA) told Parliament that the current reserves of medical schemes – estimated at more than R90bn – must...
Murder of Munshi: HPCSA calls on government not to 'criminalise medicine'
Anaesthetist Dr Abdulhay Munshi was shot dead in Johannesburg on Wednesday night (16 September) in what has been described by the Health Professions Council as...