What we do

Enhancing access to knowledge in the medical sector

AxessHealth’s mobile and web technology platform connects healthcare professionals (HCPs), medical bodies, government health departments, industry, and NGOs bringing together the healthcare ecosystem across Africa.


With unrivalled features AxessHealth enables HCP engagement, houses educational content, provides a cross-sector communication channel and also pushes relevant news and career information to its users.


Free to HCPs AxessHealth facilitates the dissemination of regulatory and other information from medical and regulatory bodies.

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OUR PURPOSE

Advance Africa's health equity

 

OUR VISION

Advance Africa's health equity by suporting HCPs as the largest, single source of free medical content and tools, both on the continent, and in other emerging markets.

 

OUR MISSION

Provide health care practitioners with access to knowledge resources and tools that will enable them to provide better care to a larger portion of the populations in which they work and live. 

Our P.A.C.K culture

PROACTIVE

Be responsive and deliver value faster

Proactively identify scalable solutions that provide value to our African HCPs and partners across the African continent.

ADVOCATE

Build collaborative relationships

Be an ally to partners generating effective exposure, insights, and acquisition throughout Africa.

COMMITMENT

Advance African healthcare equity

Empower ALL HCPs across Africa, from rural health workers to urban health care practioners.

KNOWLEDGE

Discuss meaningful  healthcare issues

Facilitate the dissemination of regulatory and other information from medical and regulatory bodies.

Our Values

We nurture our reputation

We are responsive

We value our relationships

PEOPLE

Meet our medical editors

Roy Watson

After schooling in Cape Town, Salisbury (now Harare), Nairobi, Kenya, and Benoni, South Africa, British-born Roy Watson started out in the mid-1960s as a Cub Reporter on a small Johannesburg satellite town newspaper.

 

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Chris Bateman

My newspaper career began at The Natal Witness (3 years) and continued at the Cape Times (17 years), where I covered every beat except health, something I later more than made up for.

 

 

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John Green

Born and educated in the Eastern Cape, John Green (“Johno”) graduated with a BSc (Honours) degree (honours in Microbiology) and an Education Diploma (Bursary from the Education Dept.) from Rhodes University. 

 

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