Undergraduate physiotherapy research training in south africa: the Medunsa experience by D. J. Mothabeng

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An evaluation of the emergency care training workshops in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by Mergan Naidoo

“…Background: Emergency care in South Africa is both complex and complicated which is further compromised by inadequately trained healthcare workers. …”
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Riding the waves: Challenges to medical specialty training during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa by A Bangalee, V Bangalee

“…In the face of these challenges, the registrar training programme finds itself in peril. The present article focuses on the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the education and training of registrars in South Africa.…”
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Lung cancer awareness training experiences of community health workers in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by Siyabonga B. Dlamini, Khumbulani W. Hlongwana, Themba G. Ginindza

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Building capacity for antiretroviral delivery in South Africa: A qualitative evaluation of the PALSA PLUS nurse training programme by English R, Mayers P, Fairall L, Lewin S, Stein J, Bheekie A, Bateman E, Zwarenstein M

“…Training for individual provider behaviour change is nonetheless only one aspect of the ongoing system-wide interventions required to effect lasting improvements in patient care in the context of an over-burdened and under-resourced PHC system.…”
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Enhancing Recognition And Treatment Of Malaria In Rural Communities Through The Training Of Community Health Extension Workers (Chews) In South - Eastern Nigeria by D F Nwagbo, C C Ibe, C O Akahara, N Ojinnaka

“…A pilot study to determine the impact of training community health workers in the identification and treatment of malaria in rural communities was undertaken. …”
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Characteristics of COVID-19 outbreaks and risk factors for transmission at an army training center in South Korea from June to August 2021 by U Jin Cho, Seongjin Wang, Seonju Yi, Yeon Hwa Choi, Eun-Young Kim, Jin A Kim, Sanghwan Bae, Jungyeon Yu, Jangkyu Choi, Young-Joon Park

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Uptake and early removals of Implanon NXT in South Africa: Perceptions and attitudes of healthcare workers by O A Adeagbo, S Mullick, D Pillay, M F Chersich, C Morroni, N Naidoo, M Pleaner, H Rees

“…Background. The South African (SA) government introduced Implanon NXT, a long-acting subdermal contraceptive implant, in 2014 to expand contraceptive choice. …”
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Non-specialist emergency medicine qualifications in Africa: Lessons from the South African Diploma in Primary Emergency Care by H. Geduld, D. Cloete, R. Dickerson, A. Groenewald, T. Stephens, D. Fredericks, A. Parker, W. Jooste, S. Lahri

“…Reviewing its changing role over time has lessons for academics developing Emergency Medicine training in Africa. Methods: Through a series of meetings and stakeholder engagements, the Council of the College of Emergency Medicine conducted a three year review of the qualification focusing on the curriculum, assessment processes, success rate and role of the qualification in the South African medical context. …”
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High Acceptability of HIV Self-Testing among Technical Vocational Education and Training College Students in Gauteng and North West Province: What Are the Implications for the Scal... by Mathildah Mpata Mokgatle, Sphiwe Madiba

“…The study investigated the acceptability of HIVST among students in Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges in two provinces in South Africa. …”
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A mission made to last: Paul as a sustainable leader according to the Book of Acts by Christoph W. Stenschke

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Hydrogen fuel cell motorcycle with triple hybrid drive train by Weigl, Joerg Dieter

“…Motorcycles are major vehicles used for mobility especially in Southeast Asia, with their number doubling in the last decade. Motorcycles are also a major reason for air and noise pollution especially in the cities. …”
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Reorienting Islamic Education in Aceh: Paradigm and Strategies of Dayah Leaders in the Last Two Decades by Silahuddin Silahuddin, Dicky Wirianto, Muhammad Riza, Muhammad Zalnur

“…This article aims to shed light on Abu's (a Dayah leader in Aceh) paradigm and strategy in reorienting Islamic education inside the dayah educational framework in the last two decades. Even now, the Acehnese people's socio-religious life still accepts and includes the traditional Islamic educational institution known as dayah. …”
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The institutionalization of taekwondo in South Korea by Hyun Min Choi, Udo Moenig, Chatchai Choi

“…At some point in their lives, almost every South Korean, particularly within the male population when they enter military service, undergoes some form of taekwondo training. …”
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Toilet training practices in Nigerian children by A U Solarin, O A Olutekunbi, A D Madise-Wobo, I Senbanjo

“…Furthermore, age was considered as the most common indicator to commence toilet training. For 36.9% of the children, training lasted 1 - 6 months. …”
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Dynamic responses of a train-track-bridge coupled system under earthquakes by Xuebing Zhang, Han Wu, Han Zhao, Ping Xiang

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Effects of Tunnel and Its Ventilation Modes on the Aerodynamic Drag of a Subway Train by Hanfeng Wang, Honglei Tian, Jian Du, Yu Zhou, Md. Mahbub Alam, Jiefeng Huang, Guibo Li

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Numerical Study of Train-induced Pressure on Platform Screen Doors of a Subway Station by Lingwei Zeng, Hanfeng Wang, Si Peng, Feng Cui, Wei Guo, Hui Tang

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Design Thinking: An Alternative For Educational ICT Integration Training? by Alan Felix, Boitumelo Moreeng, Moeketsi Mosia

“…Challenges to incorporating ICT in the classroom have been debated in various literature over the last few years. It is, therefore, important to seek different strategies to mitigate these challenges. …”
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Reducing neonatal deaths in South Africa: Progress and challenges by N Rhoda, S Kauchali, S Velaphi, G S Gebhardt, P Barron

“…Although current levels of the neonatal mortality rate (NMR) are within reach of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target of 12 per 1 000 live births, the absolute number of deaths is unacceptably high for a lower-middle-income country such as South Africa (SA). Neonatal mortality over the last decade has declined very slowly, and is not commensurate with the level of government investment in healthcare. …”
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