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    Introduction to UCT Libraries resources and services
    (2026) Commerce Library Team
    The aim of this presentation is to introduce first year Commerce students to UCT Libraries resources, facilities and services. The objectives of this presentation are designed to help students to identify the different libraries and their locations, access the libraries, access and navigate the library website, identify the different resources, facilities and services and how to access the library help desk.
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    Pain education empowerment programme: understanding pain is the golden key
    (2024) Parker, Romy; Keet, Janet; Saw, Melissa; Duys, Rowan; van der Walt, Johan; the Groote Schuur Hospital Chronic Pain Management Team
    This programme aims to EMPOWER YOU with SELF-MANAGEMENT skills for TREATING PERSISTENT PAIN so that you can get your LIFE BACK. Scientific research tells us that to get the most out of this course it is important for you to: 1. Attend every week for the full course (6-weeks) 2. Set goals 3. Share your experiences and goals with the group 4. Take part in all activities 5. Continue with the medical care recommended for the treatment of your conditions COURSE CONTENT: 1. Week 1: Self-management and Persistent pain physiology 2. Week 2: Exercise 3. Week 3: Stress Management 4. Week 4: Eating Well 5. Week 5: Medications 6. Week 6: Continuing as a successful self-manager
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    Notes in Neuropsychiatry
    (2024-06-06) Joska, John
    The Notes in this eBook are drawn from lectures around a working knowledge of neuropsychiatry practice at the post-graduate level with psychiatry clinicians. The contents provide clear, concise and conceptual information rather than an exhaustive field description. The focus is on conditions that occur in low- and middle-income countries. Anyone with an interest in or working with patients suffering from a range of neuropsychiatric conditions might find these notes helpful. The chapters are free to use by downloading the PDFs or copying the text. However, the license forbids commercial gain. Updates will take place when required as new information and approaches come to light.
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    Pain Education Empowerment Programme: Understanding Pain is the Golden Key
    (2024) Parker, Romy
    This programme aims to EMPOWER YOU with SELF-MANAGEMENT skills for TREATING PERSISTENT PAIN so that you can get your LIFE BACK. Scientific research tells us that to get the most out of this course it is important for you to: 1. Attend every week for the full course (6-weeks) 2. Set goals 3. Share your experiences and goals with the group 4. Take part in all activities 5. Continue with the medical care recommended for the treatment of your conditions COURSE CONTENT: 1. Week 1: Self-management and Persistent pain physiology 2. Week 2: Exercise 3. Week 3: Stress Management 4. Week 4: Eating Well 5. Week 5: Medications 6. Week 6: Continuing as a successful self-manager