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THE HWSETA 4TH BENNIAL CONFERENCE, HELD ON THE 14TH AND 15TH OF SEPTEMBER 2011 AT THE ROYAL HOTEL, DURBAN

The HWSETA was pleased to host its 4th bennial national conference.The conference aimed at addressing the human resources needs,

opportunities and challenges facing service delivery in the Health and Welfare sector.We trust that the conference added value to work

done within the Health and Welfare sector.The HWSETA would like to show appreciation to stakeholders for attendance and participation during the conference.

Presentations by various speakers are herein attached.To access these presentations,click on the links below.

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DAY 1: 14 SEPTEMBER 2011

TOPIC	PRESENTER
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Human Resource Needs, Challenges and opportunities in the Health and Welfare Sectors	Mr S Xaba "On behalf of Dr. Radebe the MEC for Health - KZN"
International Research and Exchange of Social Work Professionals Between England and South Africa	Dr B Stout De MontFort University
Information Management System For Effective Social Work Delivery	Ms N Mtimkhulu SWEP Participant
Training for effective Social Work delivery	Ms E Erasmus & Ms K Walter SWEP Participant
Can Skills Development Programmes for Community Caregivers Enhance Their Capacity to Respond to Vulnerable Children?	Ms M Roper & Ms C Msimang Health and Development Africa
The Cuban Model of Social Work Education	Prof D Thabede University of Venda
Socio-economic Status and Its impact on Participation in Development Programmes	Mr P Nwachuku & Prof N Ntombela University of Zululand
Assessments of Knowledge, Perceptions and Beliefs related to Tuberculosis in The Rural Communities	Ms NG Shuluvane University of Venda
Learning from Each Other in Health and Social Care and Embedding that Learning in Practice - A UK Perspective	Prof D Croisdale-Appleby UK-Skills for Care

DAY 2: 15 SEPTEMBER 2011

TOPIC

PRESENTER

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Implications for Human Resource for Health
Ms B Lloyd

People's Health Movement

Re-engineering primary Health Care for South Africa
Ms H Subeida

Independent Consultant

Integrated Approach to Skills Development
Dr M Joffe

WITS Clinical Research

Repositioning the Roles of Social Service Practitioners
Ms MS Sithole

Department of Social Work

University of Zululand

Educational Programme for Promotion of VCT used by Young Adults
Dr Risenga PR

Department of Advanced Nursing Science

University of Venda

HWSETA Expression of Interest for 2011-2012

Mr P Samuels HWSETA Exec Manager

HWSETA Strategies and Funding Models Mr C Smit HWSETA CEO

Key Note Address by the MEC for Health - KZN
Dr S Dhlomo

MEC for Department of Health - KZN

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