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Professional Network Health Care Sample Itinerary
please note that itineraries are fully customisable to
meet specific outcomes

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Day
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Arrival in Cape Town - Table Mountain
Arrive in Cape Town where your guide and the
coach will meet you. Weather permitting, we
drive to the majestic Table Mountain, backdrop
to the Mother City and reach the top by cable
car. Enjoy lunch on the top of Table Mountain
whilst you marvel at the panoramic view of the
Cape Peninsula. Then return to the hotel to
relax for the afternoon. In the evening enjoy a
welcome dinner of traditional African foods at
the Africa Café (included). |
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Day
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Cape Peninsula Tour
Today we take a trip around the Cape Peninsula.
We stop at Hout Bay for an optional boat trip to
Duiker Island, inhabited by several thousand
seals. If open, we drive via the magnificent
Chapman's Peak Drive en route to Cape Point,
southernmost tip of the peninsula, and on to
Cape of Good Hope, most south westerly point of
Africa. After lunch, see the penguin colony at
Boulders, near Simon's Town and the famous
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens with its display
of indigenous plants and trees. |
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Day
3 |
Orientation
Today after breakfast South African and
academics and professional experts will give you
an Orientation to the South African health care
realities. The focus will be on a short
historical and current reality introduction to
the South African context, including the
political, economic, social and cultural
scenarios as they impact on the health care
system. End of the day with cocktails and dinner
and meet of the professionals you will be
visiting during this week. |
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Day
4 |
Experiencing the South African Health Care
Reality: Places and People
You will be taken to some of the hospitals,
clinics, wards and research institutions where
South African health care professionals such as
nurses, doctors and health sector managers work.
Some of the contrasts still prevailing between
the previously disadvantaged and the modern and
more developed areas will be illustrated in
order to create an understanding of the policy
and health service delivery challenges in the
highly diverse South African society. During the
day you will also be introduced to people who
may become part of your expanding professional
health care leadership networks. |
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Day
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Experiencing the South African Health Care
Reality: Education and Training
During the morning and early afternoon you will
visit one or more of the educational
institutions where people are educated and
trained for their health service roles as
nurses, doctors and health sector managers. This
will include visits to a medical school, nursing
college and a school of public management. You
will also meet academics, trainers and students
with the opportunity to exchange ideas, gain
insights and build networks for the future. The
day will end with a wine tasting in a cellar on
a wine farm at dusk. |
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Day
6 |
Experiencing the South African
Health Care Reality: The Health Departments,
Organised Professions, Labour Organisations
Today you will be introduced to the people who
work in the health departments, organised
professions and labour organisations in the
health sector. This will provide you with an
understanding of the policy, human resource and
regulatory aspects of health service provision
in South Africa. |
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Day
7 |
Experiencing the South African Health Care
Reality: Facilitated Feedback of the Learning
Experience
After breakfast you will be driven through the
Durbanville wine area for a tour of this cameo
wine, route world famous for its great red and
white wines. You will have the opportunity to
taste and buy some of the great sauvignon blancs
and shirazes of the area. A latish lunch will be
taken on one of the wine farms where some of the
people whom you met during your Go Health Care
week will join you in a facilitated feedback and
learning experience.
This is the opportunity to confirm health
leadership and professional associations and
cement your networks before taking leave of
South Africa where a miracle was created through
the hard work of many people! |
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