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Strengthening a health system is a process that involves a number of changes, initiatives and strategies aimed at improving one or more of the functions of any sub-systems. Several measures are required to ensure that health systems fulfil their core func... see more

–a form of local and practical knowledge which is aimed at local problem solving. In this paper, Scott’s notion of metis is applied to public health information systems in developing countries to examine how the trend of traditional non-use of systems can... see more

Background: Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and psychological hazards are increasingly observed in industries, necessitating the need to strengthen industrial health systems to control the same. District level data on level of functioning of industrial h... see more

AbstractThe inability of government, communities and churches to deal with complex HIV and AIDS challenges may foster pathological psychosocial and systemic dysfunctionalities. The reframing of pathological and disempowering pastoral therapeutic and hea... see more

Introduction: The extensive network of Christian mission hospitals in India faced an abrupt loss of financing and supply of medical missionaries during and after independence in 1947.  Many of the remaining went on to become indigenously owned Christ... see more

Global health projects, especially those that focus on social and behaviour change communication (SBCC) and/or capacity strengthening, have become increasingly more complex.  Selecting appropriate ways to measure the success of these projects is espe... see more

AbstractThe inability of government, communities and churches to deal with complex HIV and AIDS challenges may foster pathological psychosocial and systemic dysfunctionalities. The reframing of pathological and disempowering pastoral therapeutic and hea... see more

Blockchain technology has an enormous scope to revamp the healthcare system in many ways as it improves the quality of healthcare by data sharing among all the participants, selective privacy and ensuring data safety. This paper explores the basics of blo... see more

AbstractBackground: Climate change presents an unprecedented and urgent threat to human health and survival. South Africa’s health response will require a strong and effective intersectoral organisational effort.Aim: Exploratory interview outcom... see more

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