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Browsing Family Medicine by Author "Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O."
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Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O.; Datonye, D.O.; Nachega, J.; Ansong, D. (South African Academy of Family Practice/Primary Care, 2010)BACKGROUND: Adherence to antiretroviral therapy (ART) is a strong predictor of progression to AIDS and death. It remains the most important potentially alterable factor that determines treatment outcomes. METHODS: The ...
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Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O.; Murray, Montagu; Fehrsen, S.G.; Hugo, Johannes F.M. (Medpharm Publications, 2008)BACKGROUND: The phenomenon of doctor shopping has not yet attracted the attention of managers in the South African healthcare sector. Satisfaction with services is known to be mediated by the personal connection inherent ...
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Ibeziako, O.J.; Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O.; Olorunju, Steve A.S. (South African Academy of Family Practice/Primary Care, 2013)OBJECTIVES: This study explored major factors that influenced staff motivation at a district hospital in South Africa following hospital reforms and comparison of these factors across the two main staff categories. DESIGN: ...
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Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O.; Lukanu, Phillipe Ngwala (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2007-03)INTRODUCTION: Investing in health is recommended for economic growth and the reduction of inequity in developing countries. Family planning is one such investment that benefits women and children. But resource-constrained ...
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Mthethwa, S.R.; Mmutlana, M.I.; Booysen, A.; Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O. (South African Dental Association, 2015-09)INTRODUCTION : The administration of HAART* has changed the frequency and character of the oral complications of HIV disease. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES : This study describes and compares the incidence and status of dental ...
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Mthethwa, S.R.; Wanjau, J.; Chabikuli, Nzapfurundi O. (South African Dental Association, 2013-09)INTRODUCTION: The overall prevalence of HIV associated oral lesions among adults has decreased since the advent of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART). AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: This study describes the prevalence and ...
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