An outcome evaluation of the Work 4 Progress Programme for unemployed youths by Pophiwa, Pamela

“…The triangulation of the quantitative and qualitative results revealed both the economic and social benefits of engaging in the Work 4 Progress programme. The findings of this evaluation reinforce the importance of multi-component interventions as essential in improving the employment outcomes of youths with socio-economic disadvantages.…”
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The effectiveness of TB & HIV collaboration programme at wellness centre, Kimberley by Enwerem, Martin Ogbonnia

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Analysis of ICT in the Strategic Modernisation Programme of the Paraguayan Supreme Court by Chamorro Ibarrola, Rosa Liz

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Exploring the Potential for Wilderness Therapy as an Intervention Method with At-Risk Youth in South Africa by Masters, Emily

“…Limited reliable financial support, logistical challenges, a lack of evidence-based research and high numbers of youth needing intervention, were revealed to be significant challenges for those working in South African wilderness programmes. …”
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The development of a primary level communication intervention protocol for children with severe disabilities

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The impact of lifestyle intervention on the motivation of Type 1 diabetic patients at Kalafong Hospital

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Church - Club: A study in cross programming as a means of survival for the church in the contemporary urban environment by Welz,Thomas Marcel

“…Finally, the result of the incorporation of diverse programming proved to yield greater and more diverse interactions between the church and its context which ultimately ensures its place, role and survival in the contemporary urban context.…”
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The factors that influence the implementation of clean energy interventions in low-income urban communities in South Africa

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A needs assessment for an employee assistance programme at Sterkfontein Psychiatric hospital

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Using mobile devices in the Bachelor of Nursing Sciences blended program at University of Nairobi : student perceptions and experiences by Bosire, Kefa O

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Computed Fourier series representations of the interaction potential of an argon atom on an argon crystal surface

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The effects of backward locomotion as part of a rehabilitation program on the functional ability of patients following knee injury by Brink, Marisa

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Employee wellness programme in clothing/ textile manufacturing companies: What are the effects? by Edries, Naila

“…Seventy percent of the experimental group had improved HRQoL VAS scores post intervention, indicating improved perceived HRQoL. In comparison, only 58% of the control group had improved HRQoL VAS scores post intervention. v Conclusion: An employee wellness programme based on the principles of CBT combined with weekly aerobic exercise class was beneficial in improving the HRQoL and changing health-related behaviours of clothing/textile manufacturing employees.…”
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Televising truth commissions: the interaction between television, perpetrators, and political transition in South Africa by Anderson, Michelle E

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Rehabilitation care workers perceptions of the outcomes of a pilot training programme by Clark, Graham

“…Aim: To describe the outcomes of a pilot RCW training program from the perspective of the pilot group of graduates. …”
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The antimicrobial interactions of Agathosma crenulata, Dodonaea viscosa and Eucalyptus globulus combination and their chemical profiling by Zonyane, Samkele

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Targeting uptake of exercise-promoting structured patient education intervention: foundational research and process description of a discrete choice experiment to understand percei... by Ezenwankwo, Elochukwu Fortune

“…At the end of the foundational research, issues and challenges raised by men along with the opportunities and mechanisms identified in the literature and the qualitative interviews was resolved into four conditions central to the success (or failure) of promoting and increasing exercise engagement among survivors of prostate cancer in Cape Town, South Africa, using structured patient education interventions. These conditions, 1) program/service [Levels: Counselling/Education; b) Unsupervised exercise PLUS counselling; c) Supervised exercise program PLUS education/counselling], 2) delivery structure [Levels: a) Alone; b) Group-based; c) Individual and group-based], 3) setting [Levels: a) Community centre (or Local Gym); b) Home; c) Hospital (in-/outpatient rehab setting)], and 4) service personnel [levels: a) Physiotherapists (other cancer exercise specialists); b) Technology-assisted (mHealth); c) Former PCa patient now cancer exercise couch], comprised attributes of the discrete choice experiment. …”
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The appreciation and understanding of value diversity' : an evaluation of a value diversity intervention at the University of Stellenbosch by Dittmar, Vera

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Reviewing a literacy professional development programme: A case study by Croucamp, Catharina Susanna Eraine

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