Browsing Africa Journal of Nursing and Midwifery by Subject "Nurses"

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Experiences of HIV / AIDS stigma of persons living with HIV / AIDS and nurses involved in their care from five African countries

Greeff, M.; Uys, L.R.; Holzemer, W.L.; Makoae, L.N.; Dlamini, P.S.; Kohi, T.W.; Chirwa, M.L.; Naidoo, J.R.; Phetlhu, R.D. (Unisa, 2008)

The concept of stigma has received significant attention in recent years in the HIV / AIDS literature. Although there is some change towards the positive, AIDS still remains a significantly stigmatized condition. AIDS ...
Job satisfaction and dissatisfaction of professional nurses in Primary Health Care facilities in the Free State Province of South Africa

Bester, C.L.; Engelbrecht, M.C. (Unisa, 2009)

Nurses in South Africa form the backbone of primary health care (PHC) service delivery. Therefore, it is essential that they experience job satisfaction as effort and commitment of staff play a crucial role in determining ...
Tuberculosis patients' perspectives on HIV counselling by lay counsellors vis-à-vis counselling rendered by nurses : an exploratory study in two districts of the Free State province, South Africa

Kigozi, N.G.; Heunis, J.C.; Van den Berg, H.S. (Unisa, 2011)

Due to the high rates of HIV / AIDS and TB, and the subsequent burden placed on the healthcare system that is further accompanied by severe shortages of nurses, the role of lay counsellors has become increasingly important ...

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