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- AJNM Volume 12 Issue 2, 2010
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AJNM Volume 12 Issue 2, 2010
Recent Submissions
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(Unisa, 2010)Adolescent pregnancies are high-risk obstetric occurrences with far-reaching implications for these mothers' education, employment, general wellbeing and health. Adolescent motherhood could imply lifelong poverty. With ...
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(Unisa, 2010)The purpose of the research was to develop a model for midwives to facilitate the process of promoting a calm home environment, suitable for supporting pregnant teenagers. The design accepted for developing the model was ...
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(Unisa, 2010)The AJNM (Africa Journal of Nursing and Midwifery) published nine articles in both issues of 2009 and 2010. During 2011 we hope to publish three issues, and in 2012 four issues, with ten articles in each. This will improve ...
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(Unisa, 2010)This prestigious conference, hosted jointly by the International Council of Women's Health Issues and the University of Pennsylvania, was attended by more than 400 delegates from 22 countries representing 17 different ...
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(Unisa, 2010)Dr Mary Moleki and I attended the World Health Organization (WHO) meeting at the University of KwaZulu-Natal during the latter part of April 2010. Delegates represented the Africa World Health Organisation Collaborating ...
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(Department of Advanced Nursing Sciences, Unisa, 2010)The theme of the conference focused on information communication technologies in health. The organisers of the conference included the Research and Training Institute of the East Aegean (INEAG), Greece; National and ...
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(Unisa, 2010)A unique feature of mental health nurses' work involves exposure to clients' descriptions of and reactions to trauma, and these experiences may indirectly cause distress to the nurse. This phenomenon has been termed ...
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(Unisa, 2010)This research sought to develop a palliative care measurement tool that could track and measure the rendering of care by informal caregivers to dying persons across the diversity of South African cultural and religious ...
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(Unisa, 2010)This study explored the experiences of mothers of very low birth weight premature infants in a neonatal unit of a public hospital in Johannesburg. The objectives were to determine difficulties faced by mothers, to evaluate ...
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(Unisa, 2010)The purpose of this quantitative, descriptive study was to identify shortcomings in the implementation of the Batho Pele Principles in a public hospital. The Batho Pele is an official document of the South African government, ...
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(Unisa, 2010)A quantitative, descriptive study was used to investigate factors contributing to the treatment interruption of tuberculosis (TB) patients in four Tembisa clinics in South Africa. A structured interview schedule was used ...
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(Unisa, 2010)Living with HIV and AIDS is a recent worldwide phenomenon known to be a distressing condition causing disruptions in interpersonal relationships between women and their significant others, families and society. This study ...
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(Unisa, 2010)The aim of this study was to assess gender disparities in HIV / AIDS knowledge and sexual behaviours among university students in Lusaka, Zambia. The study employed an exploratory comparative design to elicit information ...