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23/05/2022
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Hibiscus Hospital Port Shepstone had a Maternity Open Day on 19 May for the 1st time since 2019. All Covid-19 protocols were in place and the […]
23/05/2022
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On 12 May, Hibiscus Hospital Cato Ridge celebrated Nurses Day. A day full of appreciation for the loyal nurses working at the hospital.
19/11/2021
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Bringing the joy of clear vision… With cataracts, the age-related clouding of the eye being the no. 1 cause of blindness worldwide, it is important to […]
15/11/2021
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Bringing the joy of clear vision… Dr Trevor Steyn (Ophthalmologist) With cataracts, the age-related clouding of the eye being the no. 1 cause of blindness worldwide, […]
07/09/2021
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders Written by Siyanda Rich Shinga (BHSc in Clinical Technology: Neurophysiology) Sleep is an important and naturally recurring state of […]
01/07/2021
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Sinuses are air pockets that are located in the skull and drain into the nasal cavities. We have four pairs of sinuses on either side: frontal, […]
31/05/2021
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On 17 March 2021, we had another successful blood drive at Hibiscus Hospital Port Shepstone.
31/05/2021
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On 12 May 2021 we celebrated Nurses Day in style at Hibiscus Hospital Cato Ridge and Port Shepstone. Thanks to all our nursing heroes!
09/04/2021
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Most people who had COVID-19 make a full recovery but some continue to experience symptoms after recovery. This is not only seen in patients who had […]