Author:de Vries, Elmien; Irlam, JamesDate:2010There is strong international evidence that students of rural origin, and those who intend to practise rural medicine, are more likely to practise in rural settings after graduation.2 The purpose of this study was to survey final-year medical ...Read more
Author:Datay, Mohammed IshaaqDate: 2021Background The University of Cape Town Faculty of Health Sciences (UCT FHS) adopted the Primary Health Care (PHC) approach as its lead theme for teaching, research, and clinical service in1994 Aim To develop indicators to monitor and evaluate ...Read more
Author:Padayachee, SamanthaDate:2007TB was declared a priority disease in South Africa ten years ago. Despite efforts to manage this illness, South Africa ranks as one of 22 high burden countries globally. TB is an important cause of childhood morbidity and mortality, but much ...Read more
Author:Irlam, JamesDate:1998A cross-sectional household survey of maternal and child health was conducted in the Mount Frere health district of the Eastern Cape in August / September 1997. The aim was to describe key aspects of maternal and child health to inform the ...Read more
Author:Koech, JoyceDate:2006[Background] HIV-infected individuals may be at nutritional risk at any point in the course of their illness. Nutrition counselling has been found to be an important intervention for maintaining and improving nutritional status in HIV infection. ...Read more
Author:Mothoagae, GaolatlheDate:2013The purpose of this study was to review past SL projects that have been implemented by GEMP 1 and 2 students, in order to inform the future planning and conduct of the SL programme in the faculty. A document review of all available Power Point ...Read more
Author:Swingler, George; Irlam, James; Macharia, William; Tietche, Felix; Meremikwu, MartinDate:2005BACKGROUND:We systematically reviewed existing national child health research priorities in Sub-Saharan Africa, and the processes used to determine them. METHODS: Collaborators from a purposive sample of 20 WHO-AFRO Region countries, assisted ...Read morecb