Table of Contents
Contents
Contents | |
696-697 |
Guest Editorial
The unanticipated costs of COVID-19 to South Africa’s quadruple disease burden | |
K Hofman, S Madhi | 698-699 |
Correspondence
The Critical Care Society of Southern Africa guidelines on the allocation of scarce critical care resources during the COVID-19 public health emergency in South Africa | |
700-703 |
Supernumerary registrars: The unsung heroes facing unprecedented predicaments | |
A J Arendse, J F Coelho, S H Gebers | 704 |
COVID-19 in South Africa: An occupational disease | |
R George, A George | 705 |
Congenital bicuspid aortic valve: Differential prevalence across different South African population groups | |
L D Hunter, G W Lloyd, M J Monaghan, A J K Pecoraro, A F Doubell, P G Herbst | 706 |
Maximising the efficiency of surveillance for COVID-19 in dialysis units in South Africa: The case for pooled testing | |
R Fadal, S Wadee, A Hoosen, W Parker | 707 |
Evolution of the SAMPLAR box: A multipurpose tool to facilitate limited re-use of personal protective equipment in low- and middle-income countries | |
S Irusen, R M Bandini, K H Myezo, J A Geel | 708 |
Preventing intrahospital transmission of COVID-19: Experience from the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland | |
S K Rampini, A Wolfensberger, H Sax, F Thienemann | 709-710 |
Desperate times call for desperate measures: Adapting antiretroviral service delivery in the context of the COVID-19 pandemi | |
F C Mukumbang, E Kriel, B van Wyk, J A Kruger | 711-712 |
Fine-needle aspiration cytology of head and neck masses: Is ultrasound guidance routinely warranted? | |
G Viljoen, N Viljoen, E Bolding, J J Fagan | 713-714 |
COVID-19: UCT-Africa Virtual ENT transcends academic silos through videoconferencing academic meetings and ward rounds | |
N Goncalves, T F Din, J J Fagan | 715 |
A call to action: Promoting mental wellbeing in South African healthcare workers | |
R Thom, on behalf of the Healthcare Worker Care Network | 716 |
Obituaries
Lothar Bohm | |
B Smit | 717 |
Book reviews
Epidemics and the Health of African Nations. Ed. by Zamanzima Mazibuko. Johannesburg: Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA), 2019. ISBN 978-0-6399955-9-5 | |
R Weiner | 718 |
Editorial
Prioritising action on diabetes during COVID-19 | |
A Erzse, H Fraser, N Levitt, K Hofman | 719-720 |
Guideline for medical certification of death in the COVID-19 era | |
P Groenewald, O Awotiwon, L Hanmer, D Bradshaw | 721-723 |
COVID-19 lockdowns in low- and middle-income countries: Success against COVID-19 at the price of greater costs | |
S A Madhi, G E Gray, N Ismail, A Izu, M Mendelson, N Cassim, W Stevens, F Venter | 724-726 |
COVID-19 and the school response: Looking back to learn what we can do better | |
N Siegfried, C Mathews | 727-728 |
COVID-19 in pregnancy in South Africa: Tracking the epidemic and defining the natural history | |
L Fairlie, S Sawry, F Patel, J E Balkus, E Kalk, P Mutevedzi, K-G Technau, L M Yates, A Slogrove, D Ballot, R M Bandini, U Mehta, D Moodley, O Mhlongo, S Budram, S Maswime, V Vannevel, H Rees, M Chersich | 729-731 |
Continuing Medical Education
Managing and preventing childhood pneumonia in South Africa: Updated South African guidelines | |
R J Green, H J Zar, S A Mahdi | 732-733 |
Management of community-acquired pneumonia in children: South African oracic Society guidelines (part 3) | |
G Reubenson, T Avenant, D P Moore, G Itzikowitz, S Andronikou, C Cohen, R J Green, P Jeena, R Masekela, M P Nicol, A Pillay, S A Madhi, H J Zar, A C Argent | 734-740 |
Prevention of community-acquired pneumonia in children: South African Thoracic Society guidelines (part 4) | |
H J Zar, D P Moore, S Andronikou, A C Argent, T Avenant, C Cohen, R J Green, G Itzikowitz, P Jeena, M P Nicol, A Pillay, G Reubenson, R Masekela, S A Madhi | 741-746 |
In Practice
Caesarean section rates in South Africa: A case study of the health systems challenges for the proposed National Health Insurance | |
G C Solanki, J E Cornell, E Daviaud, S Fawcus | 747-750 |
The use of disinfection tunnels or disinfectant spraying of humans as a measure to reduce the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus | |
C L Gray, A van Niekerk | 751-752 |
But is it publishable? Mastering the MMed message | |
A G Parrish, E S Grossman | 753-755 |
Research in COVID-19 times: The way forward | |
M S Pepper, S G Burton | 756-758 |
Convalescent plasma or hyperimmune immunoglobulin for people with COVID‐19 | |
C A Nnaji, C J Iwu, D E Ndwandwe, P Jordan, C S Wiysonge | 759-760 |
Review
Diabetes mellitus and COVID-19: A review and management guidance for South Africa | |
A Coetzee, J J Taljaard, S S Hugo, M Conradie, M Conradie-Smit, J A Dave | 761-766 |
A narrative review on spinal deformities in people with cerebral palsy: Measurement, norm values, incidence, risk factors and treatment | |
E Britz, N G Langerak, R P Lamberts | 767-776 |
A historical overview of paediatric surgery at Wits University: From embryo to adult | |
J Loveland | 777-782 |
Research
A multisectoral investigation of a neonatal unit outbreak of Klebsiella pneumoniae bacteraemia at a regional hospital in Gauteng Province, South Africa | |
V Essel, K Tshabalala, G Ntshoe, E Mphaphuli, G Feller, A M Shonhiwa, K McCarthy, H Ismail, W Strasheim, M Lowe, O Perovic, M Hlonipho, N P Govender | 783-790 |
Compliance with hygiene practices among healthcare workers in the intensive care unit | |
A E Laher, L-R van Rooyen, L Gerber, G A Richards | 791-795 |
Nicotine dependence, socioeconomic status, lifestyle behaviours and lifetime quit attempts among adult smokers in South Africa | |
O A Ayo-Yusuf, O B Omole | 796-801 |
Risk factors for female and male homicidal strangulation in Johannesburg, South Africa | |
S Suffla, M Seedat | 802-806 |
The effect of the introduction of an electronic booking system to appropriately prioritise gastroscopies at a regional hospital in South Africa | |
K Booyse, O Swart, J Gouws, R Duvenage | 807-811 |
The ethicolegal framework relevant to human faecal microbiota transplants in South Africa: Part 1. A legal vacuum | |
M Labuschaigne, M Slabbert, S Budree, E Hoosien, A Brink, M Blockman | 812-815 |
The ethicolegal framework relevant to human faecal microbiota transplants in South Africa: Part 2. Human stool as tissue? | |
M Labuschaigne, M Slabbert, S Budree, E Hoosien, A Brink, M Blockman | 816-818 |
The ethicolegal framework relevant to human faecal microbiota transplants in South Africa: Part 3. Stool as a ‘drug’ or medicine | |
M Labuschaigne, M Slabbert, S Budree, E Hoosien, A Brink, M Blockman | 819-821 |
CPD
CPD Questions | |