African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine
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| Traditional and modern medicine in primary care – prevalence, patterns and predictive factors of utilisation in Makwarela township, Vhembe district, Limpopo | Abstract |
| Chhaya, Mohamed Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| The prevalence of HIV in adult tuberculosis patients in Stellenbosch | Abstract |
| Niland, Delmence Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Socio-demographic factors associated with skilled or unskilled delivery among parturient women in Bungoma East District, Western Kenya | Abstract |
| Ngigi, Stephen K. Department of Medicine, Moi University, Kenya |
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| Sexual practices and the knowledge about HIV/AIDS among outpatients at Tenwek Mission Hospital in Bomet district | Abstract |
| Amisi, James A. Department of Medicine, Moi University, Kenya |
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| Profile of diabetic complications amongst diabetics attending internal medicine outpatient and family medicine outpatient department in Dora Nginza hospital, PE hospital complex | Abstract |
| Ajudua, Emmanuel E. Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Prevalance of premalignant cervical lesions: Comparing visual inspection with Pap smear in women attending HIV care clinic at the Webuye District Hospital, Kenya | Abstract |
| Laktabai, Jeremiah K. Department of Medicine, Moi University, Kenya |
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| Influence of HIV/AIDS and CD4 status on AAFBS yield from sputum induction in smear negative pulmonary tuberculosis- at Moi teaching and referral Hospital | Abstract |
| Thigiti, Joseph M. Department of Medicine, Moi University |
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| Feeding practices in the second half of infancy in two hospitals in a rural district in Kenya | Abstract |
| Murithi, Tony N. Department of Medicine, Moi University |
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| Factors affecting utilization of the partograph in monitoring labour in selected hospitals in Bayelsa State | Abstract |
| Opiah, Margaret M. Department of Nursing, University of Ibadan, Nigeria |
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| Evaluation of malaria prevention strategies during pregnancy in Ndola, Zambia | Abstract |
| Mulamba, Mwamba Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Effectiveness of home-based directly observed treatment for tuberculosis in Kweneng West Subdistrict, Botswana | Abstract |
| Kabongo, Diulu Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Does the provision of services for HIV positive patients, including the provision of antiretroviral therapy, meet the needs and expectations of employers in Knysna? | Abstract |
| Giddy, Laurel A. Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Determinants of delayed testing and delayed presentation for HIV/AIDS care in the era of antiretroviral therapy (art) among patients attending the comprehensive care clinic in Tenwek Hospital | Abstract |
| Maina, Joshua N. Department of Medicine, Moi University |
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| Comparing EFM and IFA for non-reassuring intrapartum fetal status at Kijabe Hospital | Abstract |
| Simiyu, Wanjala E. Department of Medicine, Moi University, Kenya |
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| Attitudes, perceptions and understanding amongst teenagers regarding teenage pregnancy, sexuality and contraception in Taung | Abstract |
| Kanku, Joseph Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| Association between social and economic factors and severe dehydration in children with diarrhoea as seen in a rural Kenyan hospital | Abstract |
| Muthusi, Peter M. Department of Medicine, Moi University, Kenya |
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| A description of patients with recurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis in TB Hospital, Ermelo | Abstract |
| Akpabio, Ubon Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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| A comparison of coronary heart disease risk factor prevalence among offshore and onshore workers in the petroleum industry in Nigeria | Abstract |
| Iwot, Isang Department of Family Medicine, Stellenbosch |
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