• Loss to follow-up on antiretroviral therapy amongst HIV patients on CCMDD program at Makhado Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Moradi, Rofhiwa Faith (2026-02)

  Background: Loss to Follow-Up among HIV patients receiving Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) remains a significant barrier to achieving optimal HIV care outcomes in South Africa. The Central Chronic Medicine Dispensing and ...
• Community based health insurance uptake and utilisation of healthcare in Ethiopia 

  Adane Kebede Gutema (2026-01-09)

  Background: Community-Based Health Insurance (CBHI) is widely recognized as a key strategy for improving healthcare access and financial protection among lowincome populations. In Ethiopia, despite sustained efforts to ...
• Radiation protection and safety practices among medical imaging professionals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Selam Fasil Ketema (2026-02-13)

  Background: Radiation exposure in medical imaging poses a potential health risk when safety protocols are inadequately practised. Despite awareness of radiation hazards, compliance with radiation protection measures among ...
• Strategies to enhance the implementation of the Ethiopian national guidelines for cervical cancer screening among women in Ethiopia 

  Roman, Negewo Desta (2026-01)

  Background: An estimated 80% of cancer patients in developing countries present with advanced stage of cancer at their first visit to health care facilities. According to, WHO in 2022, an estimated 660 000 women were ...
• The development of guidelines to improve the trauma care system in selected hospitals of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Eyayalem Melese Goshu (2025-10)

  Africa accounts for a third of the world’s 1.35 million annual road traffic fatalities, with Ethiopia bearing the continent's highest rate at 26.7 deaths per 100,000 residents. To address this challenge and meet the WHO ...
• Virological failure among HIV-infected adult patients taking second line antiretroviral treatment in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Bekelech, Bayou Feyissa (2026-03-05)

  HIV virological failure presents significant challenges, including drug resistance, increased transmission of HIV, morbidity, and mortality. The study aimed to assess the magnitude and risk factors of virological failure ...
• Development of nurse -led health education programme to improve home management of childhood diarrhoea (HMCD) among mothers in Ogun State, Nigeria 

  Oluseye, Olabisi Mary (2025-02)

  Diarrhoea remains one of the major public health concerns among children under the age of five years. Several studies, especially in developing countries, including the study setting, have reported the poor home management ...
• Strategies to promote optimal utilisation of maternal healthcare services at primary healthcare centres in Pemba Island, Zanzibar 

  Mwasha, Loveluck Kusirieli (2024-01)

  Maternal healthcare is healthcare services provided to women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal period. Underutilisation of maternal healthcare services, specifically during delivery and postnatal period, is a ...
• Exploring nurses’ self-motivation with infection prevention and control practices at a selected hospital in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Kanekgo, Madalane Hazel (2025-06)

  Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) remain a major challenge in maternity units, where mothers and newborns are highly vulnerable. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) practices are crucial for reducing maternal ...
• Exploring cervical cancer awareness, perceptions and screening uptake among rural women in Oshikoto region, Namibia 

  Kamati, Maria Ndinelago (2025-11-24)

  Background:Cervical cancer is a worldwide public health concern; however, it is a preventable non-communicable disease that can be detected early through screening and treatment of pre-cancerous lesions and effective ...
• A conceptual model for the implementation of mobile electronic health records (mehr) system in Namibia 

  George, Jomin (2025-02-22)

  The study aimed to develop a conceptual model for the implementation of mobile Elec-tronic Health Record (mEHR) systems in Namibia, aimed at enhancing health information management and ensuring continuity of care for ...
• Perceptions of indigenous health practitioners regarding collaborating with medical practitioners in a selected Municipality of the Umkhanyakude District in KwaZulu-Natal 

  Mbambo, Nkosikhona (2025-12)

  Background: Significant percentage of South Africa’s black population, in areas like the uMkhanyakude District, a largely rural and socio-economically vulnerable region, utilise the services of indigenous health practitioners ...
• Exploring cervical cancer awareness, perceptions and screening uptake among rural women in Oshikoto Region, Namibia 

  Kamati, Maria Ndinelago (2025-11-24)

  Cervical cancer is a worldwide public health concern; however, it is a preventable non-communicable disease that can be detected early through screening and treatment of pre-cancerous lesions and effective management. ...
• Experiences of registered midwives implementing Basic Antenatal Care Programme at a clinic in Capricorn District, South Africa 

  Moremi, Dendeza Rachael (2019-06-10)

  The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of registered midwives implementing Basic Antenatal Care Programme at a clinic in Capricorn District, South Africa. Qualitative descriptive design was conducted to ...
• Views of teenagers towards teenage pregnancy in the Capricorn district, Limpopo province 

  Mushwana, Constance (2023-01)

  Teenage pregnancy is one of the world’s major public health problems and contributes to the burden of unplanned childbirths among girls in the 10-to-19-year age cohorts. In response to this public health challenge, this ...
• The influence of nurse educator-student interpersonal relationships on employability and readiness to practice in South Africa 

  Olyn, Kelebogile Patience (2023-03)

  Background: South Africa is in a crisis with a shortage of qualified nurses, yet the unemployment rate is high. Nurses are a critical part of the healthcare delivery system. A measurable number of nursing graduates are ...
• Quality of care for neonates admitted to neonatal intensive care units in central Ethiopia 

  Getaneh Assefa Siyum (2023-11-30)

  Neonatal and maternal deaths are attributable to low quality of care, however, the deaths are preventable. In Ethiopia, the low neonatal survival rate contributes to more than 56% of under-5 deaths. The purpose of the study ...
• A clinical leadership-mentoring framework for nurse managers in mental health care settings 

  Chabedi, Moleboge Antonia (2024-06-30)

  In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, leadership is recognised not merely as an art but as a value-driven imperative vital for transformation across all fields, including mental health care. The ongoing ...
• Best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion for patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis in Ethiopia 

  Ahmed Reshid Tusho (2022-11)

  Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion of patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) in Ethiopia. Method: This study utilised a research ...
• A social support framework for mental health care users to promote continuity of care 

  Phakula, Lenny Tina (2024-02-28)

  Mental healthcare users (MHCUs) often face mental health challenges such as relapse, consequently leading to readmissions due to inadequate continuity of care. The study aimed to develop a social support framework for MHCUs ...

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