Dear Colleagues, We write to you with a deep sense of appreciation and shared accomplishment. As you may already be aware, NAMAF has communicated that the compulsory implementation of ICD-10 coding—originally scheduled for 1 July 2025—has been deferred to 1 July 2026. This shift did not occur in isolation. It is the direct result of […]
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Here is an outreach from the ED of MOHSS to please provide medical volunteers to assist with the 8th Edition of the African Unions Sports Council Region 5 Youth Games from 2nd July to 15th July. Volunteers are requested but there is also the possibility of reimbursement As can be seen in the document the
8TH AFRICAN AUSC YOUTH SPORTS GAMES 2-15 JULY 2025 WHK AND SWK Read More »
We wholeheartedly thank our list of contributors who have made financial donations towards the Namibian Healthman cost study. We urge those who have contributed and those who wish to contribute but have not done so or who are unable to, to still submit their cost data as previously explained in order for Healthman to produce
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Dear Colleagues, We are fast approaching the cut-off date for the national cost study survey. This survey is critical to establishing a Namibian Benchmark Tariff that reflects the real costs of private healthcare services. The current NAMAF Benchmark is not only outdated—it has not been updated since 2002—but also unlawfully relies on copyrighted data that
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Dear Colleagues, Namibia’s private health sector is at a tipping point. While practitioner registrations have surged—often without regard for sustainability or proper oversight—NAMAF continues to impose outdated tariffs and unmandated clinical rules. At the same time, the HPCNA’s apparent growth targets raise serious concerns about financial incentives and systemic strain. We are asking just one
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This communication was addressed to our Honourable Minister of Health and Social Services – Dr Esperance Luvindao
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Dear Health Care Practitioners, we are sharing with you the latest letter addressed to the IPO via the chairpersonThe important message that is being promulgated is that we will not abide by the dictates of NAMAF. We are lobbying for a Medical Control Board and we are engaged in a data-driven Namibian cost study and
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