Risk factors in a rural setting as expressed by youth

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Setting up ArcSWAT hydrological model for the Verlorenvlei catchment by Lewarne, Mireille

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Reliability and validity of the South African Triage Scale in low-resource settings by Dalwai, Mohammed K

“…Conclusion: The SATS has reasonable reliability with good validity across different ECs in various lower-source settings. The SATS is a valid triage tool for prioritisation of patients with trauma in low-resource settings. …”
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Interventions to reduce perceived stress among university students in LMICs: a scoping review by Mangozho, Tinashe Nigel

“…Although all studies provided significant results for the chosen intervention, they were plagued by several limitations. Conclusion; This scoping review set out to identify interventions to reduce stress in university students in LMIC. …”
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Assessment of functional capacity in low-resource settings – adapted six-minute walk tests by Fell, Brittany L.

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Characterization of mosquito community assemblages and vector species ecology to inform control interventions at hotel settings in Zanzibar

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Measuring child mortality in resource limited settings using alternative approaches: South African case study by Nannan, Nadine

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Geological setting and a geometallurgical evaluation of the Namakwa Sands heavy minerals deposit, West Coast of South Africa by Philander, Carlo

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The development of an education management information system from a sensemaking perspective and the application of quantitative methods to analyse education data sets by Van Wyk, Christoffel

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Rape Kits in Context: A semi-systematic literature review of international rape kit best practices and their implications for the South African setting by Bobbert, Jessica Frances

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The feasibility of occupational therapy visual art groups for children (8 – 12 years) with learning differences in a low-resource setting in the Western Cape, South Africa by Conolly, Naomi Beth

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Inverse method for static load reconstruction with sensitivity filtering and optimal sensor placement by Hanekom, M.

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Biogeochemical controls on ammonium accumulation in the surface layer of the TD: Southern Ocean by Smith, Shantelle

“…However, in the Southern Ocean where the alternation between biological nitrate drawdown in summer and physical nitrate resupply in winter is central for setting atmospheric CO2, the active cycling of NH₄⁺ in the seasonally-varying mixed layer remains poorly understood. …”
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Properties of Western Cape concrete with metakaolin by Bakera, Alice Titus

“…However, various contradictions were highlighted on the influence of metakaolin on certain properties of concrete, such as setting times and tensile splitting strength. Moreover, there were limited studies on the deformation behaviour (especially creep) of concrete with metakaolin, as well as the potential of metakaolin to mitigate ASR. …”
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The design, development, and validation of an accessible high flow nasal oxygen solution with patient scoring outputs by Reabow, Brandon

“…Continuous monitoring methods are generally not accessible to these settings. With no high flow devices targeting means to provide this option without sophisticated medical devices, patient care may be limited. …”
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An evaluation of the impact of mHealth interventions on patients’ attendance to treatment for three common ophthalmic diseases that cause blindness: a systematic review by Madi, Meftah Mohamed Mohamed

“…We searched different sources for grey literature including; Google.com, Open Grey, New York Academy of Medicine, WHO, Cochran library, and Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials. …”
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Association of Health Literacy with Demographic Features, Health-Related Behaviors, and Health Risk Indicators among Egyptian Adults: Online Cross-Sectional Study by Hassan, Rana Gamal

“…The results showed that limited health literacy reaches 52%. Males, participants with below average monthly income, and those with chronic diseases are more likely to have limited health literacy, while participants with healthcare background and those who use at most 1 source searching for healthcare information are less likely to have limited health literacy. …”
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