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2025
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Sarah A. Day, Kirsten Deanne Arendse, Suzanne Emilie Scott, Melinda Moyo et autres
OBJECTIVES: To explore healthcare workers' (HCWs) experiences, barriers and facilitators in managing patients with symptoms of possible breast, cervical or colorectal cancer. DESIGN: A qualitative in-depth interview study with HCWs managing patients with breast, cervical and colorectal cancer symptoms. We also conducted …
Afrique du Sud, gb, Zimbabwe
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2025
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Kirsten Deanne Arendse, Sarah A. Day, Bothwell Takaingofa Guzha, Tasleem Ras et autres
Background: Despite improvements in early cancer diagnosis worldwide, morbidity and mortality in Southern Africa continue to rise owing to challenges with funding, sociocultural beliefs, and health care access. Digital health ("eHealth") has the potential to expand access to health care, particularly to …
gb, Afrique du Sud, Zimbabwe
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2025
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Natalie Tegama, Julian Natukunda, I. Brown, Caesar Atuire
gb, kh
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2023
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Natalie Tegama
Over the last decade, there has been an increase in calls to address important questions on race and decolonisation within the university, administratively, pedagogically, and socially. This study investigates the relationship between the university, the coloniser, and the colonised during the colonial …
gb
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2021
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Maria Aristeidou, Rebecca Ferguson, Leigh‐Anne Perryman, Natalie Tegama
Recent findings regarding learning in Citizen Science (CS) have led to an increase in CS project popularity in formal education classrooms. However, there has been little discussion of educators’ initial views on CS. This study examined the perceptions of professional educators enrolled …
gb
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2020
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Natalie Tegama
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2019
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Koula Charitonos, Allison H. Littlejohn, Heli Kyllikki Kaatrakoski, Alison Fox et autres
Our ability to treat life-threatening conditions is threatened by the rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Tackling the effects of AMR requires international collaboration, political commitment and partnerships to ensure that robust AMR surveillance can provide health intelligence data to inform evidence-based interventions …