SA Medical Association not signing presidential health summit pledge

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JOHANNESBURG – The South African Medical Association says it will not be signing the Presidential Health Summit pledge.
The draft document is an agreement consented to by government and other key role players, whose work impacts the health system. 
The association is calling for an open and inclusive dialogue to map the way forward, to bring about universal health coverage for all South Africans.
Professor Ames Dhai is with the South African Medical Association discussed this with eNCA.