The purpose of the study was to explore and describe nurse educators’ experiences with nursing education and training transformation in the Free State province. The study was conducted at the two campuses of a nursing ...

Despite efforts to convince patients to undergo cataract surgery, over 50 million people are blind and at least 135 million people worldwide have significant vision impairments, with cataracts accounting for 51% of these ...

Agricultural growth is crucial for generating the money needed to guarantee food security, particularly in the poorest economies. In Zimbabwe there is limited research on the contribution of subsistence farming to food ...

Upscaling the pool of clinical trial investigators is critical to address the evolving challenges of clinical trials and meet the increasing demand for skilled health professionals. By developing an inclusive clinical trial ...

The Co-morbidity of tuberculosis (TB) and diabetes mellitus (DM) is a major global public health challenge. Both diseases disproportionately affect low - and middle-income countries. While integrated care approaches offer ...

Bullying remains a hidden yet insidious issue within nursing education institutions (NEIs). This study aimed to create and validate a framework for managing bullying among nurse educators in these settings. Conducted in ...

Sexual diversity is a contentious topic in South Africa because many people still hold the perception that sexual identity can only be understood in heteronormative terms. This article adopts a feminist research approach ...

This paper discusses the power differentials between various gay men that shape the construction of multiple unequal gay masculinities in South Africa. I argue that there is no single homogenous gay masculinity but multiple ...

Quality medical and nursing care requires detailed recordkeeping, which includes complete and accurate recording. Data sourced from the Ministry of Health indicated that Limpopo Province is the second-highest province in ...

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of microcredit on women's em-powerment through an empirical case study. This research focused on women residing in rural Tanzania who engage in community-based saving ...