• Analysis of the compatibility of customary land tenure with food security: a case of Binga District, Zimbabwe 

  Dube, Mathew Unique (2021-11-30)

  The study focused on the analysis of the compatibility of customary land tenure with food security in Binga District, in the northwest of Zimbabwe. The practices in customary land tenure that lead to food insecurity ...
• Knowledge, attitude and practices among female high school teachers towards early detection of breast cancer 

  Yared Tadesse Cherinet (2022-05)

  Background: Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in females and a leading cause of annual deaths. Health education and early detection of breast cancer may reduce and prevent death, and teachers could be the ...
• Perceptions, awareness and health-seeking behaviour of women regarding cervical cancer in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Ekin Cagatay Ogutogullari (2022-03)

  BACKGROUND Cervical cancer is a worldwide public health concern and most common cause of cancer related deaths in women. Whilst women in developed countries have shown an improved uptake of screening with reduced mortality ...
• Intimate partner violence anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorders among married women in Ethiopia: support intervention strategies 

  Zedwu Shewangizaw Weret (2021-10)

  Introduction Globally, intimate partner violence is a concern that affects the international rights and wellbeing of millions of women. Aim The study aimed to assess IPV and the association between anxiety, PTSD ...
• An investigation on the completeness of maternal records: record keeping practices of midwifery nursing care rendered to women in a district hospital in Namibia 

  Zwartz, Faith Delmarie (2021-11)

  The importance of recording information in women’s records is to support the delivery of good care, clinical decision-making, communication between healthcare workers and continuity of care. It is assumed that good ...
• High school teenage girls’ perceptions of human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immune deficiency syndrome in Gauteng Province, South Africa: Age-mixing sexual partnerships 

  Chadyiwanembwa, Noliwe; Habedi, Debbie SK (2022-02)

  Age-disparity relationships between High School teenage girls and adults’ male partners above 21 years were transactional in nature and believed to be spreading human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Teenage girls lacked the ...
• Assessment of Follow-Up Care Received by Patients with Hypertension at Primary Health Care Facilities in Tshwane District of Gauteng Province, South Africa 

  Monyelo, Julia; Habedi, Debbie SK (IntechOpen, 2021-08)

  To extend the life expectancy of all South Africans to at least 70 years by 2030, hypertension follow-up care needs to be strengthened so that patients do not develop complications while in care. The aim of this study ...
• Contributions of corporate social responsibility within the private higher education sector in South Africa : a case study of the Wisdom Group (Pty) Ltd 

  Ncube, Lancaster (2022-01-19)

  The purpose of this dissertation was to explore the contributions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the private higher education sector using a case study-based research. The research sought to investigate the ...
• Health and social development innovation guidance framework: harnessing progressively positive responsiveness optimation potential among youth and their parents, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Mulugeta Betre Gebremarium (2021-11-30)

  Whereas intricately interlaced on one another like the “two sides of a coin”, Health and Social Development dimension remains less focused upon as the society‟s principal priority traction. The overwhelming emphasis ...
• The role of trauma in the persistence of anger : a qualitative exploration 

  Engelbrecht, Gerhardina Cornelia (2022-02)

  The research motivated the fact that anger following a trauma, tends to be self-directed and influences social, physical and relational interaction. The implications of this anger on the individual has far reaching ...
• Analysis of international students' health determinants in Australia 

  Gamanya, Tarisai (2021-09)

  The purpose of this study was to explore immigration and the vulnerability of immigrants to mental health problems with a focus on international students in a small town in Australia. A sample of 97 international ...
• Lived experiences and coping mechanisms of female paramedics in a high stress, trauma burdened environment 

  Pauley, Yvette (2022-01)

  This study explored the lived experiences and coping mechanisms of female paramedics in a high stress, trauma burdened environment. A qualitative exploratory study reviewed the literature on stress, trauma and coping. ...
• The challenges faced by social workers rendering services to children and adolescents with mental health disorders in child and youth care centres 

  Jacobs, Candice Lee (2022-02)

  Social workers rendering services to children and adolescents with mental health disorders in Child and Youth Care Centres play a significant role in supporting these children. They liaise with various stakeholders and ...
• Rendering trauma-informed services : experiences, challenges and coping strategies of social workers 

  Bopape, Rhulani Sherlock (2022-01-22)

  Background of the study: Social workers are confronted with persons’ experiencing extreme levels of trauma in South African communities. Limited research has so far been documented regarding the experiences, challenges and ...
• Exploring psychosocial impact of gender-based violence among silenced and marginalized women in Vhembe District Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Rikhotso, Rodney (2022-03)

  Gender-based violence (GBV) is one of the most severe social challenges confronting South African society. The purpose of the study was to explore the psychosocial impact of gender-based violence among silenced and ...
• The Impact of solar energy on improving socio-economic livelihoods: A case of Ward 14 (Kezi) in Matobo District Zimbabwe 

  Lupahla, Khumbulani (2021-12-06)

  Access to solar energy has positively affected people worldwide; more so, the lives of women have been greatly improved, particularly in rural areas. This qualitative study deploys the comparative research approach with ...
• Pathways of school engagement in preventing adolescent delinquency and subtance use 

  Muchiri, Beatrice Wamuyu (2021-12)

  Delinquency and substance use impacts negatively on adolescent health and various facets of their individual well-being, therefore translating to negative impact on the economy of many governments irrespective of development ...
• The perspectives of social work supervisees on the quality of supervision in the Giyani region of South Africa 

  Maluleke, Tsunduka (2021-12-05)

  The study was intended to explore the perspectives of social work supervisees on the quality of supervision in the Giyani region of South Africa. A qualitative research approach was adopted to explore, describe and ...
• Making use of participatory action research to integrate neuropsychology, community psychology and criminology in rehabilitation interventions 

  Prinsloo, Janeen Michelle (2021)

  This thesis reports on the development, application and testing of a rehabilitation model for carceral settings. The study attempted to integrate evidence-based principles from criminology, community psychology, and ...
• An assessment of research capacity development in institutions of higher learning : a case study of the former postgraduate students at the honours, masters, and doctoral levels in South Africa 

  Malamatsho, Fulufhelo (2021-11)

  Background: Little is known about Research Capacity Development (RCD) in postgraduate studies, particularly in South Africa. This study assessed RCD for postgraduate students in South African public universities in order ...

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