Author:Oliver, KedeboneDate: 2022Introduction Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in South African women and fourth most common in women worldwide. Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the causative agent of 90% of cervical cancers. It can be prevented, ...Read more
Author:Musasizi, RachealDate: 2021Background Breast cancer is amongst the 10 most common cancers globally. The disease burden is increasing rapidly in Sub-Saharan African countries, where women living in rural and or remote areas are particularly prone to be diagnosed with ...Read more
Author:Fortuin, Jill; Salie, Faatiema; Abdullahi, Leila H; Douglas, Tania SDate:25 Nov 2016Background: Mobile health (mHealth) has been described as a health enabling tool that impacts positively on the health system in terms of improved access, quality and cost of health care. The proposed systematic review will examine the impact ...Read morecb
Author:Wessels, MaatjeDate: 2021Patient safety events are likely to be one of the ten leading causes of death and disability in the world (World Health Organization, 2020). To manage safety, healthcare organisations have traditionally focused on identifying failures, ...Read more
Author:Arbi, ShameelaDate: 2021Background Diabetes has been reported as being the tenth leading cause of death in South Africa, and can affect a person's livelihood, productivity and physical ability. In particular, gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) affects 7-10% of ...Read more
Author:Saidi, Trust; Fortuin, Jill; Douglas, Tania SDate:06 Oct 2018Background: The emergence of nanomedicine in the past decade has changed the landscape of disease diagnosis and treatment. Nanomedicine makes use of nanostructures for applications in different fields of medicine, including drug delivery, ...Read more
Author:le Roux, Jacobus JohannesDate: 2021Background LMICs account for approximately 87% of all new TB cases. Effective TB management is vital if the global end TB goals are to be achieved by 2035. The role of digital health (DH) interventions in achieving these goals are pertinent. ...Read more
Author:Patientia, Ramonde FionaDate:2018Negative health behaviour during the period of adolescence contributes to the global burden of mortality, chronic disease, and preventable disability from physical injury. It is therefore essential to encourage positive health behaviour such ...Read more