Vol. 16 No. 1 (2011) | Health SA Gesondheid

Coping under pressure: Strategies for maintaining confidence amongst South African soccer coaches

J Surujlal, S Nguyen

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Exploring the needs and resources of children in a haematology-oncology unit

AE Oberholzer, E Nel, CPH Myburgh, M Poggenpoel

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Teenagers’ experiences of sexual health dialogue in the rural villages of the Vhembe District, Limpopo Province

LR Tsakani, M Davhana- Maselesele, LC Obi

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Character strengths of adolescent survivors of childhood cancer

T Guse, G Eracleous

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Physical activity levels and energy expenditure of 9-year-old – 12-year-old overweight and obese children

C Kemp, AE Pienaar

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The competencies of the shift leader in the intensive care unit setting, in a private hospital group in South Africa

E Nel, A Müller, A Colyn

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Positive and negative emotional responses to work-related trauma of intensive care nurses in private health care facilities

D Elkonin, L van der Vyver

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The emotional well-being of the nurse within the multi-skill setting

H French, E du Plessis, B Scrooby

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Exploring the bio-psychosocial effects of renal replacement therapy amongst patients in a state hospital in South Africa

B Harilall, M Kasiram

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The physical activity and health status of two generations of Black South African professional women

CM Walter, R du Randt, DJL Venter

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Scoring clinical competencies of learners: A quantitative descriptive study

NBD Magobe, S Beukes, A Müller

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The development of an instrument to measure women’s experience of an aerobic dance class

CJ Patel, MI Kasiram

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A survival analysis of South African children under the age of five years

Z Worku

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An exploration of personal, relational and collective well-being in nursing students during their training at a tertiary education institution

KD Watkins, V Roos, E Van der Walt

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Nigerian health workers’ views concerning factors influencing paediatric adherence to anti-retroviral therapy

VJ Ehlers, RJ Chiegil

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A closer look at racial differences in the reporting of self-assessed health status and related concepts in South Africa

G Boyce, G Harris

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Articles

Coping under pressure: Strategies for maintaining confidence amongst South African soccer coaches

Exploring the needs and resources of children in a haematology-oncology unit

Teenagers’ experiences of sexual health dialogue in the rural villages of the Vhembe District, Limpopo Province

Character strengths of adolescent survivors of childhood cancer

Physical activity levels and energy expenditure of 9-year-old – 12-year-old overweight and obese children

The competencies of the shift leader in the intensive care unit setting, in a private hospital group in South Africa

Positive and negative emotional responses to work-related trauma of intensive care nurses in private health care facilities

The emotional well-being of the nurse within the multi-skill setting

Exploring the bio-psychosocial effects of renal replacement therapy amongst patients in a state hospital in South Africa

The physical activity and health status of two generations of Black South African professional women

Scoring clinical competencies of learners: A quantitative descriptive study

The development of an instrument to measure women’s experience of an aerobic dance class

A survival analysis of South African children under the age of five years

An exploration of personal, relational and collective well-being in nursing students during their training at a tertiary education institution

Nigerian health workers’ views concerning factors influencing paediatric adherence to anti-retroviral therapy

A closer look at racial differences in the reporting of self-assessed health status and related concepts in South Africa

A surveillance of needle-stick injuries amongst student nurses at the University of Namibia

Yes, breast cancer related lymphoedema can be managed

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