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Prof. Mpofana is 'n medeprofessor in Fisiologie, met navorsing wat fokus op die vroeë lewe bepalers van neuro-ontwikkelings- en neurodegeneratiewe afwykings. Sedert haar aanstelling by die NWU is haar belangstelling in die verkenning van die ingewikkelde verband tussen neurofisiologie en kardiovaskulêre siektes, met die doel om die begrip van hoe…

 

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Thabisile Mpofana

Prof. Mpofana is 'n medeprofessor in Fisiologie, met navorsing wat fokus op die vroeë lewe bepalers van neuro-ontwikkelings- en neurodegeneratiewe afwykings. Sedert haar aanstelling by die NWU is haar belangstelling in die verkenning van die ingewikkelde verband tussen neurofisiologie en kardiovaskulêre siektes, met die doel om die begrip van hoe…
Prof. Mpofana is an associate professor in Physiology, with research focused on early life determinants of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders. Since joining the NWU, her interest is exploring the intricate links between neurophysiology and cardiovascular diseases, aiming to advance the understanding of how these systems interact…

 

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Thabisile Mpofana

Prof. Mpofana is an associate professor in Physiology, with research focused on early life determinants of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders. Since joining the NWU, her interest is exploring the intricate links between neurophysiology and cardiovascular diseases, aiming to advance the understanding of how these systems interact…

 

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Global Engagement


 

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Mpho Norah Motsaanaka


 

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Beauty Mchaisi Mkhaliphi


 

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Congress banner


 

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Andrew McKune


 

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Transition Support of Nurse Graduates

Transition Support of Nurse Graduates: Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Preceptorship Training Programme AIMS Develop and implement a preceptorship training programme for registered nurses in the North West province to enhance transition support of nurse graduates, and clinical teaching competence of experienced…

 

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Cultural competence project

  Aim The overall aim of the cultural competence project is to enhance the cultural competence of nurses, midwives, and nurse educators in South Africa with the intention to improve patient outcomes and quality of care.   Why is the programme needed? South Africa is a diverse country owing to the migration nationally and…

 

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Perinatal support: a woman-centered approach

  RESEARCH OBJECTIVES To  determine available  childbirth preparation  information for pregnant women Review literature on postpartum support for women. To explore the role of  a doula during childbirth To explore the meaning of a natural birth according to midwives To…

 

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Resources & Links

South African Ethics in Health Research Guidelines: Principles, Processes and Structures NuMIQ SRC-HREC-RIC MEETINGS 2024

 

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PhD in Social Work

About the Programme Doctor of Philosophy in in Social Work Qualification code: 8CE R01 Faculty specific rules and requirements of the programme: a) Admission to this programme/curriculum takes place after obtaining the master’s degree in social work on NQF level 9. b) Consideration will be given to the student’s previous academic…

 

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PHASA 2024


 

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Morena Morena


 

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Sarah Makoba


 

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Mantwa Konoyi


 

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Hafsa Amod


 

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Hafsa Amod


 

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Petronella Lunda


 

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Petronella Lunda


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