• Personnel experiences of AIDS patient management : clinic in Nelson Mandela Municipality, Eastern Cape 

  Mrwebo, Ncediswa Caroline (2021-09)

  Healthcare personnel are the first point of contact for ill people at adequately resourced healthcare facilities. Accordingly, the main purpose of this qualitative study was to explore, describe and analyse the role, ...
• Strategies to promote responsible sexual behaviour among school-going adolescents in Mpumalanga province of South Africa 

  Mudzana, Priscilla Shupikayi (2023-01)

  The purpose of the study was to develop strategies to promote responsible sexual behaviour among school-going adolescents in the Mpumalanga Province of South Africa utilising a sequential explanatory mixed-method design. ...
• Evaluation of the implementation of the national policy for school health in Namibia 

  Katangolo-Nakashwa, Ndasilohenda (2022-08)

  Background: A school health policy is intended to improve learners’ quality of life; however, three challenges are faced in the policy implementation: i) low coverage of health assessments; (ii) poor and inequitable ...
• An evaluation of a sexual and reproductive health (SRH) project on friendly health services utilisation by adolescents in Lesotho 

  Thaanyane-Kabi, Tsepang Celestinah (2022-11)

  Background: Lesotho is one of the countries that have adopted and implemented strategies to address the challenges that impede negatively on utilisation of adolescent- friendly sexual and reproductive health services. In ...
• Strategies to promote mental health among students in higher education institutions in Ethiopia 

  Roba, Adem Esmael (2023-03)

  Pieces of evidence show that due to various factors mental health problems are on the rise among students in higher education institutions globally and particularly in Ethiopia. The level of positive mental health and ...
• Investigation of socio-economic impact of HIV/AIDS experienced by people living with HIV in Zululand municipality 

  Nzuza, Nkosikhona Mphumuzeni (2023-09)

  Background: People living with HIV and AIDS generally experience a range of social, economic and other challenges as a result of their condition. Purpose: It is in that regard, that the purpose of the study was to investigate ...
• Knowledge and perceptions of adolescents on sexual reproductive health and rights in Kwazulu-Natal Province 

  Lubuta, Betty (2023-07)

  Adolescent access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and rights (SRHR) has been a problem in developing countries. The purpose of this study was to determine adolescents in schools’ knowledge and ...
• Factors affecting student nurses' selection of psychiatric hospitals for community placement: KwaZulu Natal college of nursing 

  Mngomezulu, Nokwanda Innocentia (2021-10)

  The purpose of this study was to determine the factors impacting on student nurses’ selection of psychiatric hospitals for community service placement. The study was conducted at the campuses under KwaZulu-Natal College ...
• Guidelines to facilitate adaptation in South African expatriate nurses working in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and upon their return to South Africa 

  Van Bommel, Michelle (2020-08-27)

  The purpose of this study was to gain an understanding of the lived experiences of migration and adaptation of South African expatriate nurses who lived and worked in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and returned to South Africa. ...
• The attitudes of the Xhosa community towards indigenously uncircumcised men in Bizana 

  Mntungwana, Michael (2022-06-25)

  The purpose of the study: Was to explore and describe the cultural values related to the indigenous circumcision that leads to attitudes towards indigenously uncircumcised men in the AmaXhosa community. To explore and ...
• Strategies to implement mobile health interventions for diabetes management in Ethiopia 

  Robel Tezera Zegeye (2023-01)

  Rapid mobile device penetration allows developing countries like Ethiopia to integrate Mobile Health (mHealth) technologies to improve healthcare delivery and diabetes management effectiveness. The high diabetes prevalence ...
• High school students’ experiences attending HIV and AIDS services at Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality 

  Ngidi, Thina Siphelele (2023-02)

  Background: Globally, the spread of HIV and AIDS among the youth is a widespread public health concern. In the South African context, there has been a realisation of high school learners’ poor access and usage of HIV and ...
• Factors associated with influenza vaccine adherence among healthcare workers in Abu Dhabi 

  Keerthy, Premilla (2023-01)

  Vaccination is regarded as the cornerstone of public health policies aimed at reducing the spread of various infectious illnesses. Influenza outbreaks and pandemics reoccur on a regular basis, presenting a threat to ...
• Development of strategies for community-based prevention of maternal common mental disorders in urban Oromia, Ethiopia 

  Mekonen, Jalle Teferi (2022-12-22)

  This sequential explanatory mixed-method study investigated in divided three phases: the quantitative phase, the qualitative phase, and the strategy development phase based on the findings of the first two phases. In ...
• Strategies to enhance indigenous men's support for the utilisation of long-acting reversible contraceptives amongst rural women in Uganda 

  Kibonire, Arineitwe Ronald (2023-05)

  Worldwide, unintended pregnancies remain a critical public health challenge, with 74 million women in low- and middle-income countries getting these pregnancies yearly. The African continent alone contributes about 25% ...
• Knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of newly qualified professional nurses towards health research in Umgungundlovu health district, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa 

  Rajbally, Krishnavalli (2022-11-21)

  New professional nurses graduate every year and begin their work in the clinical setting. To move from novice to expert professional nurses (Benner 2014:402), health research needs to be incorporated into their clinical ...
• Guidelines for enhanced student support to part-time Bachelor of Science in nursing students in Kenya 

  Mbuthia, Gladys Muthoni (2022-11)

  There is evidence that a higher percentage of registered nurses’ workforce with a bachelor’s degree has been associated with better patient outcomes including lower hospital mortality. In this regard, the World Health ...
• Storytelling : an innovative educational package for teaching midwives in Uganda 

  Ramalingham, Sindhu (2023-03-23)

  Transformation and innovation have become especially important in nursing and midwifery education. Educators in this area need various pedagogical approaches beyond traditional strategies of teaching and learning to meet ...
• Experiences of student accoucheurs in Limpopo Province regarding midwifery clinical training 

  Radipere, Agnes Kedibone (2019-07-01)

  Midwifery is one of the oldest professions in the world and midwives are commonly females. There are few accoucheurs registered in South Africa as compared to female midwives. The purpose of this qualitative study was to ...
• Experiences of men undergoing prostate cancer screening at a specific hospital in Gauteng Province 

  Komane, Boitumelo Mapale (2023-07)

  Background Prostate cancer is a worldwide problem affecting men globally. Prostate cancer screening is crucial to detect the disease early and in order to mitigate advanced disease and high -cost treatments. However, ...

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