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期刊名:South african family practice

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ISSN:2078-6190

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Klaus B Von Pressentin Klaus B Von Pressentin
Journals are living archives of their disciplines. For the South African Family Practice journal, its 45-year journey offers a unique lens on how family medicine in Southern Africa found its voice and evolved alongside global primary care s...
Mareike Rabe,Ramprakash Kaswa,Klaus B Von Pressentin Mareike Rabe
Continuing professional development (CPD) comprises self-directed educational activities that are vital to the lifelong learning of healthcare professionals. It maintains competence, adapts to new guidelines, and supports evidence-based pra...
Shailendra Prasad,Klaus B Von Pressentin,Bassim Birkland et al. Shailendra Prasad et al.
Primary care research (PCR) strengthens health systems and informs policy, but is dominated by high-income country (HIC) institutions and authors creating epistemic injustice by marginalising local knowledge from low- and middle-income coun...
Robert J Mash Robert J Mash
Over the past 45 years, the publication of original research in the South African Family Practice journal has steadily increased from humble beginnings in the 1980s to approximately 40-50 articles per year. This reflects the growth of the d...
Klaus B Von Pressentin,Ramprakash Kaswa,Simon M Marcus et al. Klaus B Von Pressentin et al.
No abstract available. Keywords: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare; Continuing Professional Development;...
Indiran Govender,Henry I Okonta Indiran Govender
A child with fever presenting with concerned caregivers is a common occurrence in primary healthcare in South Africa. Many fevers are self-limiting. However, serious and possibly fatal diseases must be excluded before discharging the child....
Sumeshni Birbal,Frasia Oosthuizen,Urisha Naidoo Sumeshni Birbal
Background: Epilepsy affects approximately 60 million individuals worldwide, with women comprising nearly 50% of the cases. Physiological changes during pregnancy can alter anti-epileptic drug (AED) pharmacokinetics and ...