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Grace Baakeleng


 

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Contact us

Contact number, address of Deputy Dean: Research and innovation Prof Jeanetta du Plessis Office: 112 Building: G16 Potchefstroom Office telephone number: 018 299 2274 Email: jeanettaduplessis@nwu.ac.za    Contact number, address of the Research Integrity Officer (RIO) in the office of the DVC: R&I Prof…

 

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Training

Research Integrity Training Opportunities   Research Integrity Training Opportunities 1. An Introduction to Research Integrity Prof Minrie Greeff: Single presentation 2. An Introduction to Research Integrity Lecture 1 (recording) Lecture 2 (recording) Lecture 3 (recording) Lecture 4 (recording) Lecture 5 (recording…

 

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COMPRES Postgraduate Studies

Welcome to the Postgraduate Page of the Community Psychosocial Research (COMPRES) Focus Area We offer Master’s and PhD degrees in Social Work and Psychology within various subfields. For more information on the selection processes, contact information and admission requirements click on your desired postgraduate programme below. For more…

 

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Schools and Programme codes

SCHOOL OF HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCES Diploma in Coaching Science – 8EN A02, G201P/M Year level 1 Diploma in Coaching Science 8EN A02; G201P/M – YEAR LEVEL 1 × YEAR LEVEL 1 First semester Module code Type Cr…

 

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Research subprogrammes

The research in MUSA is structured within three sub-programmes, namely “Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology”, “Pharmaceuticals and health economics”, and “Pharmaceutical Public healthcare governance” that is multidisciplinary and collaborative to strengthen its impact on both the healthcare industry and scientific community. This allows the…

 

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Research projects 2019-2025 (current and completed)

SUB-PROGRAMME:  PHARMACEUTICAL PUBLIC HEALTHCARE GOVERNANCE   PAST AND CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS Completed Study leaders / Promoters 2019. Evaluation of factors affecting the implementation of HIV/AIDS treatment guidelines in Lesotho (Ramathlebane, M.V…

 

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Research partnerships and collaboration

MUSA’s extensive national and international collaborative networks are of prime importance in facilitating its access to different practice-related data and facilities and significantly improved the quality of our research outputs. National research partners and collaboration Mediscor PBM (Pty) Ltd is a pharmaceutical benefit management…

 

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Research publications

Research publications (2019-2024)   Publications 2024 Mthombeni, TC., Burger, JR., Lubbe, MS. & Julyan, M. 2024. Public Hospital Pharmacists’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices for Antibiotic Stewardship Implementation in Limpopo Province, South Africa’. Journal of…

 

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Medical School newsletter


 

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Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

The PCDDP has its own internal quality assurance system, which allows us to uphold the highest standards of quality, accuracy, and compliance in all our laboratory operations. This system enables us to hold certification for Good Laboratory Practice (GLP). We take pride in the rigorous protocols and procedures that govern our work, including the…

 

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PCDDP to lead preclinical GLP toxicity hub for pharmaceuticals development


 

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Quality Strategy

The RIIP®/CENQAM® is committed to deliver quality services that shall be continuously improved throughout the entire organisation assisted by a documented quality management system consistent with GMP and applicable regulatory requirements in order to: Consistently meet or exceed our customer's expectations for service quality and…

 

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Certification

ISO 17025:2017 accredited (P0006) – Flexible scope; Licensed with the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) (License no. 0000001065); SAHPRA appointed QC Laboratory Trademarked and registered with the SA Department of Trade and Industry; WHO Prequalified Laboratory for the purpose of monitoring the quality of…

 

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RIIP®/CENQAM® image gallery


 

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Drug Release

“Drug release” refers to the process in which drug solutes migrate from the initial position in the polymeric system to the polymer's outer surface and then to the release medium RIIP®/CENQAM® is highly experienced in drug release testing and utilises the following techniques:   Disintegration (solid dosage forms) Dissolution…

 

http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/riiprcenqamr/gas-chromatography-gc

Gas Chromatography (GC)

The pharmaceutical industry uses gas chromatography (GC) to help produce pure products in large quantities. The method is used to ensure the purity of the produced material and eliminate inconsistencies in pharmaceutical products. The industry also uses gas chromatography to analyze compounds to check for trace contaminants. RIIP/CENQAM is…

 

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Pharmaceutical Analysis (PA/PC)

Pharmaceutical analysis is focused on wet chemistry and powdering techniques. Wet chemistry is a form of analytical chemistry that uses classical methods such as observation to analyse materials. It is called wet chemistry since most analysis is done in the liquid phase. Wet chemistry is also called bench chemistry since many tests are performed…

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