Table of Contents
Cover
Cover | |
Contents
Contents | |
881-882 |
Guest Editorial
How good are our guidelines? Four years of experience with the SAMJ’s AGREE II review of submitted clinical practice guidelines | |
T Kredo, R Wiseman, A Gray, A Parrish, J Miot, K Cohen, K Jamaloodien, M Blockman | 883-885 |
Correspondence
The National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU) strikes | |
A K L Robinson, E Variava | 886 |
Extensively hydrolysed infant formulas: Need for aligned definition of peptide size characteristics and standardisation of analytical methods | |
S Nutten, M Kuslys, F Maynard, M Affolter, R G Heine, M E Levin, D M Blackhurst, F Kirstein, D Kok, G F van der Watt, A D Marais | 887-888 |
Resource allocation in paediatric burn care: Preliminary results of empowering parents with smartphone assistance | |
R Martinez, H Rode | 889-890 |
Izindaba
National Doctor's Day - conserving one of South Africa's greatest assets | |
891-892 |
Obituaries
Emeritus Associate Professor Roy Keeton | |
S Benatar | 893 |
Book reviews
Chota Motala: A Biography of Political Activism in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. By Goolam Vahed. Pietermaritzburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2018. 300 pages. ISBN 978 1 86914 382 4 | |
C Ellis | 894 |
Continuing Medical Education
The continuing process of learning lessons from maternal deaths: ‘Red flags’ | |
J Moodley | 895 |
Assessment of maternal deaths due to chronic hypertension: Lessons to learn – a ‘red flag’ for maternal and fetal complications | |
J Moodley, N C Ngene | 896-900 |
Cardiac disease in pregnancy: When to raise the ‘red flag’ | |
P Soma-Pillay, J Anthony, S D Mandondo | 901-906 |
Organophosphate poisoning in pregnancy: Is it a cry for help? | |
S N Cebekhulu, R C Pattinson | 907-909 |
In Practice
Systems thinking: A turning point for improving respectful obstetric care in South African health districts | |
S Oosthuizen, A-M Bergh, R C Pattinson | 910-914 |
Avoiding paternalism but not moral perplexity | |
D R Hall | 915-916 |
Lost to follow-up: Challenges to conducting orthopaedic research in South Africa | |
D H S Badenhorst, C A van der Westhuizen, E Britz, M C Burger, N Ferreira | 917-921 |
When the Office of Health Standards Compliance inspector knocks: What do I do? | |
H J van As | 922-925 |
Research
A two-step quality-improvement intervention to address Pap smear quality at public health facilities in South Africa | |
M Mulongo, A M Oberlin, C Firnhaber, B Goeieman, S Ramotshela, P Michelow, S Jordaan, C J Chibwesha | 926-928 |
Adult liver transplantation in Johannesburg, South Africa (2004 - 2016): Balancing good outcomes, constrained resources and limited donors | |
E Song, J Fabian, P E Boshoff, H Maher, P Gaylard, A Bentley, M J Hale, S P Ngwenya, H Etheredge, A Mahomed, B Bobat, B Strobele, J Loveland, R Britz, J F Botha | 929-936 |
Hearing outcomes in children with meningitis at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa: A silent crisis | |
S Kuschke, N Goncalves, S Peer | 944-946 |
Anorectal malformations and the impact of HIV on surgical outcome | |
T D Gabler, J Loveland, A Theron, C Westgarth-Taylor | 947-952 |
An evaluation of the quality of discharge summaries from the general paediatric wards at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa | |
S Singh, F Solomon, S A Madhi, Z Dangor, S G Lala | 953-956 |
Twenty-four-hour oesophageal pH studies in rural Eastern Cape Province, South Africa | |
E J Ndebia, A M Sammon | 957-959 |
Intimate partner violence among HIV-serodiscordant couples in Durban, South Africa | |
S Mashaphu, G E Wyatt, E Gomo, A Tomita | 960-964 |
Outcomes of self-induced late pregnancy termination in women presenting to a tertiary hospital in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa | |
S D Mandondo, G J Hofmeyr, F Mbengo, N T Mshweshwe-Paleka, T R Mavundla | 965-971 |
CPD
CPD questionnaire | |