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AfroCentric INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2016

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Strategy

IT SOLUTIONS

PHARMACEUTICAL

ANCILLARY SERVICES

Innovative technology

solutions

Integrated medical scheme

administration and health

risk management systems

Healthcare management

systems for those affected

by specialised diseases

Network connectivity

Outsourced technology

solutions

Courier pharmacy and

designated service

provider to a wide range

of South African medical

aid schemes

Supplier of chronic

medication under

prescribed minimum

benefits and normal

chronic benefits

Actuarial prevalence

assessment

Financial impact analysis

HIV counselling and

testing (“HCT”)

KAP surveys (Knowledge,

Attitudes and Practice)

Education and awareness

programmes

Workplace policies and

procedures

Corporate treatment

programmes

IT platform for:

Clinical information

management

Pharmaceutical care

A single system that

integrates dispensing,

primary healthcare, and

practice management

as well as wellness

management modules

Integration between

healthcare stakeholders

and healthcare providers

An individualised

evidence-based

multidisciplinary treatment

approach to managing

musculoskeletal disorders:

Back treatment

Neck treatment

Shoulder treatment

Hip treatment

Knee treatment

FINANCIAL CAPITAL

The Group obtains the funds required for

executing the strategy through earning

returns on investments and re-investment

of earnings generated from services

Increasing the service fees base enables

the Group to increase financial capital

and create value for our stakeholders

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

Systems and processes are continually

improved though the Group’s activities

to best serve our clients

MANUFACTURED CAPITAL

Manufactured capital is being enhanced

through the development and

implementation of the Fusion IT system,

designed to drive security and efficiency

of data management

HUMAN CAPITAL

Skills and talent programmes aim to

continually increase the value of the

Group’s human capital

SOCIAL AND RELATIONSHIP CAPITAL

Expanding the Group’s brand

Continually improving relationships with

all stakeholders

All Group subsidiaries support

Medscheme and enhance the

Medscheme brand

The Group actively participates and

invests in enterprise development (“ED”),

corporate social investment (“CSI”) and

socio-economic development (“SED”) in

South Africa

NATURAL CAPITAL

Although AfroCentric has a small

footprint in natural capital, we are aware

that natural resources are reduced

through the use of resources to conduct

its business activities

COMPLEMENTED BY

THE FOLLOWING

OUTCOMES