A descriptive study of acutely poisoned patients presenting to the Western Cape Emergency Medical Services by Moreira, Fabio

“…Activated charcoal was administered in 3.46% of cases; oxygen was administered in 3.82% of cases; intravenous access was obtained in 17.7% of patients and 1.97% of cases had a documented airway intervention performed. Conclusion: There is a necessity for better awareness, and improved training for EMS providers to enhance the care of acute poisoning patients. …”
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A path to social development : the contribution of a micro-level programme in reducing poverty and enhancing capabilities: a case study by Brooks, Edwina

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The legal implications of the WIPO treaty on intellectual property, genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge on indigenous peoples of Uganda and Kenya

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Environmental impacts of prospecting and mining in Namibian national parks : implications for legislative compliance by Mansfeld, Christina

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The views of trainees on the process of training and its relationship to employee performance and productivity in the petroleum sector in Egypt by Karar, Aya

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Exploring knowledge translation mechanisms in the Western Cape Provincial Health System by Edwards Amanda

“…The persistent gap between health research, policy and practice has led to a burgeoning interest in the field of knowledge translation (KT). …”
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Proof of concept : home automation solution with potential for seamless integration and vast expansion by Sawyer, Guy

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Geskiedenis van die US-dameshokkieklub : 1903-1992 by Laubscher, Hanri

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Childhood companions: children and animal companions on attic red-figure vases by Sanders, Michelle Sharon

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Towards an understanding of a changing food system in Mauritius: A case study of rural and urban Mauritius by Appavoo Moodelly, Sandra

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An analysis of business intelligence for improved public service delivery by Hartley, Mogamat Kaashief

“…Data was collected by conducting semi-structured interviews and document collection with organisations that are implementing BI. …”
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SME financing in dollarised multicurrency system: Zimbabwe case study by Mudamburi, Tawanda

“…The Pecking Order and Credit Rationing Models were used to assess whether SMEs should consider outside or inside finance and again whether the ideal source of capital should be debt or equity. The research document introduced the demand side data set of the Pecking Order Model and supply side of Credit Rationing Model to fill this gap. …”
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Exploring health sciences students’ experiences of feedback in a problem based learning tutorial : a case study in an African Medical School by Mubuuke, Aloysius Gonzaga

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Die Suid-Afrikaanse komponis Hendrik (“Henk”) Temmingh : ’n biografie en ’n katalogus van sy orrelwerke (Afrikaans)

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The sayings gospel Q within the contexts of the third and renewed quests for the historical Jesus : wisdom and apocalypticism in the first century

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Association of genetic variants with prostate cancer in Africa: a concise review by Acheampong, Emmanuel, Asamoah Adu, Evans, Obirikorang, Christian, Amoah, George, Afriyie, Osei Owusu, Yorke, Joseph, Odame Anto, Enoch, Adu Gyamfi, Michael

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Bridging the “missing middle” for green small and growing businesses in South Africa: The case of the Green Outcomes Fund by Dobson, Blaise

“…The research highlights a gap for early venture capital investments into green SGBs in South Africa between approximately ZAR 5‒22 million (USD 360 000‒USD 1.584 million) and makes a contribution towards the theory as to how this gap may be closed. …”
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The Invisible made Visible: Disability Tourism in South Africa – a comparative perspective

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Learning difficulties among primary pupils: A case study in KNUST primary, Kumasi. by Narh, Sylvester Kofi

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