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South African Health Review 2022: Health Systems Recovery after COVID-19

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Original or alternative title 
SAHR 2022: Health Systems Recovery after COVID-19
Provider 
Health Systems Trust
Tabulations only
Geography 
South Africa (ZAF)
Coverage type 
Country
Time period covered 
01/2019 - 12/2022
Series or system 
South African Health Review
Data type
Report
Summary 

"The 2022 SAHR includes commentary from healthcare workers, researchers, government advisors, academics, activists, and members of the community. It encompasses reflections and lessons learned, ranging from the complexity of providing evidence-informed technical guidance at policy level during a rapidly evolving pandemic with devastating nation-wide health, social, and economic consequences on the one hand, to the responses and experiences of discrete parts of the health system on the other. These diverse perspectives provide essential information on various approaches to COVID-19, as well as salutary lessons for new and diverse ways of rebuilding and rethinking our health system.

The 2022 SAHR was curated as a supplement to the 2021 edition, which addressed the response of government and the broader health sector to COVID-19, investigated the challenges facing the health system, and focused on how to begin rebuilding a better system." Source: Foreword - SAHR 2022

Keywords 
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GHDx Entry last modified on: Apr 18, 2025