Pragmatic - and discourse problems after severe traumatic brain injury from the perspective of caregivers

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Die rol van etikettering van nutrientsamestelling op die voorkoming van vetverwante siekte : 'n sistematiese literatuuroorsig by Van Staden, Wehlia

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HIV prevention needs for men who have sex with men in Swaziland : a case study of Manzini City by Sithole, Bhekizitha Nicholas

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Conserving Southern Africa's threatened species through the adoption of meaningful stakeholder engagement performance metrics

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Kognitiewe terapie en hipnose in die behandeling van sosiale fobie by Posthumus, Tanya

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Die taksering en ontwikkeling van groepbegeleidingsvaardighede as 'n gedragsdimensie van onderrigleiers by De Villiers, Pierre

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Identity development of the incarcerated adolescent : a comparative analysis

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Identity development of the incarcerated adolescent : a comparitive analysis

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Graad sewe-leerders van die Wolmer-gemeenskap se persepsies oor hulle toekomsverwagting

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Adapting instruction to meet the individual needs of foundation phase readers and writers by Swart, Marika

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Modelling of sanitary hot water energy consumption using adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systems by Blignault, George William

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Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) survey by Pillay, Managa

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An exploration of services and member profiles at Senior Service Centres in the Western Cape, South Africa by Harris, Fahmida

“…Results Services offered to members at the centres in the six categories of determinants of the AAPF included the following: • Health and social care systems – Limited screening programs were provided as part of health promotion and disease prevention services. • Behavioural – Physical activity/exercise programmes were most common, but no programs addressed healthy eating habits, tobacco and alcohol abuse, or adherence to medication use. • Personal factors – Services were provided to enhance members’ cognitive skills. • Physical environment – No services were offered on falls prevention. • Social environment – Different types of social support programmes were offered, including meeting education and literacy needs of members through the provision of Adult Basic Education Training (ABET). • Economic – Some centres offered members opportunities for formal work and volunteering, while some provided income generation activities. …”
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Risk management competencies for medical practitioners working in South African hospitals

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Depression and HIV risk among female sex workers in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, South Africa: Results from a respondent-driven sampling study by Rossouw, Johannes

“…Evidence is also emerging that mental health issues such as depression are related to HIV risk behaviour as well as the social and structural factors that leave sex workers vulnerable to bio-behavioural risks. …”
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Educational value of group learning activities in MBA education : student perceptions and instructor intentions

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Perceptions of the role of Christian spiritual care in the rehabilitation of incarcerated youth in a correctional service environment : an overview of Hawequa Correctional Centre by Mourries, Eben Jacques Philip

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