Netcare denies COVID-19 positve doc was allowed back to work

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Netcare CEO Richard Friedland has categorically denied allowing a medical doctor to return to work after testing positive for COVID-19

DURBAN -The Netcare group is refuting claims it allowed a staff member who tested positive for COVID-19 to continue working.Netcare CEO Richard Friedland is adamant that the staff has received adequate personal protection equipment and all precautions have been made for the employees' safety.Denosa calls for greater protection of nurses

Nursing union Denosa claimed one medical doctor at St Augustine's was allowed to come back to work after testing positive for the virus.Watch the full interview with Netcare CEO Richard Friedland in the video above

 

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He must provide PPE for staff. Staff in Netcare Mulbarton are required to use same mask for 7 days, told to wear headcovers to cover hair but restricting colours.Which shops are open for doeks?GautengHealth HealthZA DrZweliMkhize

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