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Table of Contents
Cover
| Cover | |
Contents
| Contents | |
| 238-239 |
Guest Editorial
| Medical ethics and human rights in wartime | |
| George J Annas | 240 |
Editor's choice
| Editor's Choice | |
| Janet Seggie | 241-242 |
Correspondence
| Community paediatrics and child health | |
| Ameena Goga, Ute Feucht, Michael Hendricks, Anthony Westwood, Haroon Saloojee, George Swingler, Neil McKerrow, David Sanders | 243 |
Izindaba
| Another law change prevents proper healthcare delivery | |
| 244-245 |
| The ‘axe man’ departs, offering hard-won lessons | |
| 245-247 |
| Turning nutrition on its head – Noakes gets his day | |
| 247-248 |
| Saving our newborns by doing the basics right – and keeping it simple | |
| 248-250 |
| Basson slapped down by committee | |
| 250-251 |
| World’s first successful penis transplant at Tygerberg Hospital | |
| 251-252 |
Obituaries
| Stephen Hough | |
| John Cunningham | 253 |
| Stephen Hough | |
| Brynne Ascott-Evans | 253-254 |
| Max Klein | |
| Heather Zar, Robin J Green, Eugene Weinberg | 254 |
| Max Klein | |
| Vincent C Harrison | 255 |
Book reviews
| Malignant: How Cancer Becomes Us. By Lochlan Jain. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 2013. ISBN 9708520276574 | |
| Dawn Garisch | 255 |
Forum
| Basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care in 12 South African health districts | |
| Robert Clive Pattinson, Jennifer D Makin, Yogan Pillay, Nynke van der Broek, Jack Moodley | 256-260 |
| Safety versus accessibility in maternal and perinatal care | |
| Robert Clive Pattinson | 261-265 |
| Women’s willingness to use emergency contraception: Experience at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa | |
| Tshimangadzo Abigail Lukhaimane, Yasmin Adam | 266-267 |
| Food insecurity in households in informal settlements in urban South Africa | |
| Nisha Naicker, Angie Mathee, June Teare | 268-270 |
| Oxytocin – ensuring appropriate use and balancing efficacy with safety | |
| Zane Farina, Sue Fawcus | 271-274 |
| MMed cohort supervision: A path out of the swamp? | |
| Chris Rout, Ted Sommerville, Colleen Aldous | 275-276 |
| Resuscitating an ethical climate in the health system: The role of healthcare workers | |
| Prinitha Pillay | 277-278 |
| Traditional health practitioners and the authority to issue medical certificates | |
| Boyane Tshehla | 279-280 |
Editorial
| The HIV/HBV co-infected patient: Time for proactive management | |
| Monique I Andersson, Wolfgang Preiser, Christo van Rensburg, Jantjie Taljaard, Christopher J Hoffmann | 281-282 |
| Of ambivalence, shame and guilt: Perceptions regarding termination of pregnancy among South African women | |
| Ugash Subramaney, Gail Elizabeth Wyatt, John K Williams | 283-284 |
| Abuse in South African maternity settings is a disgrace: Potential solutions to the problem | |
| Simone Honikman, Sue Fawcus, Ingrid Meintjes | 284-286 |
| Containing contraceptive costs | |
| Norman David Goldstuck | 286 |
Research
| Maternal death and caesarean section in South Africa: Results from the 2011 - 2013 Saving Mothers Report of the National Committee for Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths | |
| Gabriel Stefanus Gebhardt, Sue Fawcus, Jack Moodley, Zane Farina | 287-291 |
| Utility of the Robson Ten Group Classification System to determine appropriateness of caesarean section at a rural regional hospital in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | |
| V Makhanya, L Govender, J Moodley | 292-295 |
| Office-based sperm concentration: A simplified method for intrauterine insemination therapy | |
| Daniel Rossouw Franken | 295-297 |
| Intrapartum asphyxia and hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy in a public hospital: Incidence and predictors of poor outcome | |
| Eduard Keith Bruckmann, Sithembiso Velaphi | 298-303 |
| Early sexual debut: Voluntary or coerced? Evidence from longitudinal data in South Africa – the Birth to Twenty Plus study | |
| Linda Richter, Musawenkosi Mabaso, Jordache Ramjith, Shane A Norris | 204-307 |
| Pathological findings in reduction mammoplasty specimens: A South African perspective | |
| Chrysis Sofianos, Richard J Zinn, Dale A Geoffreys, Deirdre Kruger | 308-211 |
| Comparison of findings using ultrasonography and cystoscopy in urogenital schistosomiasis in a public health centre in rural Angola | |
| Julio Santos, Jacinta Chaves, Heriberto Araújo, Nuno Vale, José Manuel Costa, Paul J Brindley, Carlos Lopes, Jean Naples, Clive Shiff, Jorge Dupret, Lúcio Lara Santos | 312-315 |
Continuing Medical Education
| Chronic kidney disease | |
| A Motsoaledi |
| Paediatric chronic kidney disease | |
| I van Biljon, A M Meyers | 316-319 |
| Important causes of chronic kidney disease in South Africa | |
| M R Moosa, I van der Walt, S Naicker, A M Meyers | 320 |
| Important complications of chronic kidney disease | |
| I van der Walt, C R Swanepoel, B Mahala, A M Meyers | 321 |
| Drugs and the kidney | |
| S Naidoo, A M Meyers | 322 |
| List of contributors to the articles and information compiled by the National Kidney Foundation of South Africa | |
| F du Toit |
CPD
| CPD questionnaire | |