Cure Day Bellville Hospital has a reason to celebrate
Staff at Cure Day Hospitals Bellville gathered in the foyer in front of a colourful painting this week to celebrate receipt of their three-year accreditation certificate from the CEO of Cohsasa, Jacqui Stewart. Cure Day Hospitals is making great strides in the quality improvement game with nine of their eleven hospitals now in the Cohsasa programme. This high percentage in the Cohsasa quality improvement and accreditation programme signals that Cure Day Hospitals is an organisation that is serious about providing safe and better care to their patients.
Cohsasa CEO, Jacqui Stewart hands over the accreditation certificate to Ezette van Brakel, hospital manager of Cure Day Hospital Bellville
The Cure Day Hospitals Bellville team that drove the accreditation process enjoys the moment of receiving its third Cohsasa accreditation certificate
Receiving the certificate yesterday was hospital manager, Sr Ezette van Brakel who had high praise for Cohsasa’s programme. The hospital has thirty-five full-time staff members, eighteen beds and a procedure room with four chairs. This is the third time Cure Day Hospitals Bellville has been accredited. They received their first accreditation award in 2017, second in 2019 (for three years) and the current award is valid until 2026.
COHSASA, a not-for-profit organisation in Cape Town, South Africa, assists a wide range of healthcare facilities to meet and maintain quality standards.
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