Cultural and health beliefs of pregnant women in Zambia regarding pregnancy and child birth [0.03%]
赞比亚孕妇关于怀孕和 childbirth 的文化与健康观念
Namakau C Msoka,Langalibalele H Mabuza,Deidre Pretorius
Namakau C Msoka
Background: Health beliefs related to pregnancy and childbirth exist in various cultures globally. Healthcare practitioners need to be aware of these beliefs so as to contextualise their practice in their communities. ...
Parents' experience of childhood atopic eczema in the public health sector of Gauteng [0.03%]
在豪登公共健康部门患特应性湿疹的儿童的母亲的经验
Kaarina F Meintjes,Ann G W Nolte
Kaarina F Meintjes
Background: The World Allergy Organization found that 20% - 30%of the world's population suffers from an allergic disease. Most allergic patients are seen by non-allergy-trained healthcare workers. The public primary heal...
Celia J Filmalter,Tanya Heyns
Celia J Filmalter
Background: Reflection is recognised as an important method for practice development. The importance of reflection is well documented in the literature, but the requirements for reflection remain unclear. ...
Home-based carers' perceptions of health promotion on sexual health communication in Vhembe District [0.03%]
Vhembe地区基于家庭的护理人员对性健康促进沟通的看法
Dorah U Ramathuba,Ntsieni S Mashau,Augustine Tugli
Dorah U Ramathuba
Background: The introduction of home-based care in rural communities in the 1980s contributed immensely toward the upliftment of the personal and environmental health of communities. Women's groups provided health promoti...
Gloria T Tshweneagae,Victoria M Oss,Tennyson Mgutshini
Gloria T Tshweneagae
Background: Disclosure of one's HIV status to a sexual partner can have significant health implications. From a health promotion point of view, disclosure is seen as a cornerstone for the prevention of HIV transmission be...
Knowledge, attitudes and practices toward breast cancer screening in a rural South African community [0.03%]
南非农村地区对乳腺癌筛查的知识,态度和行为实践
Dorah U Ramathuba,Confidence T Ratshirumbi,Tshilidzi M Mashamba
Dorah U Ramathuba
Objectives: The study assessed the knowledge, attitudes and breast cancer screening practices amongst women aged 30-65 years residing in a rural South African community. ...
Cracking the nut of service-learning in nursing at a higher educational institution [0.03%]
高等学府护理服务学习的实施探索
Hester Julie,Oluyinka A Adejumo,Jose M Frantz
Hester Julie
Background: The readiness of academics to engage in the service-learning (SL) institutionalisation process is not accentuated in research on SL institutionalisation in South Africa. The argument has been advanced that SL ...
The learning experiences of mentees and mentors in a nursing school's mentoring programme [0.03%]
护理学校辅导计划中被指导者和指导者的经历
Annemarie Joubert,Johanna de Villiers
Annemarie Joubert
Background: A School of Nursing supports third-year undergraduate students (mentees) by means of a mentoring programme in which critical-care nursing students (mentors) are involved. However, the programme designers neede...
Perceptions of professional nurses regarding introduction of the Batho Pele principles in State hospitals [0.03%]
专业护士对国家医院引入以民为本原则的看法
Sindiwe James,Thenjiwe M Miza
Sindiwe James
Background: The South African health care delivery system has shifted focus to primary health care since 1994. For this purpose the Batho Pele principles were introduced. Nurses claim, however, that since the introduction...
Educational background of nurses and their perceptions of the quality and safety of patient care [0.03%]
护士的教育背景与其对患者护理质量和安全性的认知之间的关系研究
Reece P Swart,Ronel Pretorius,Hester Klopper
Reece P Swart
Background: International health systems research confirms the critical role that nurses play in ensuring the delivery of high quality patient care and subsequent patient safety. It is therefore important that the educati...