Medicine and Health
A full-text collection with trade and scholarly publications relating to medicine and health. It includes publications relating to fields of disability, general health, health profession education, illnesses, nursing and many more.
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Emergency Services SA / Occupational Risk
More Less- Emergency Services SA focuses on policies, legislation and regulation pertaining to emergency services in southern Africa.
- It shares knowledge to save lives.
- Incident reportage and pertinent case studies promote effective disaster management, introducing the latest equipment and trends in the industry.
- In partnership with the institute, Emergency Services SA is able to benchmark, assess and analyse industry developments, protocols, and activities.
- The journal contributes to the goals and mission of the institute, \to promote the safety of the community and aspirations of its members in all aspects of emergency services, with dedication to the protection of life, property and the environment\".
- The ABC audited circulation is continually updated.
Occupational Risk Management serves the information and communication needs of the occupational, health, safety and environmental management professions. The monthly magazine features legislation, training, consulting, standardisation, certification and employment news, specialist analysis, products and services.",
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Ergonomics SA : Journal of the Ergonomics Society of South Africa
More Lessergonomics SA (esa) provides a medium for publication of material relevant to occupational conditions and needs in Southern Africa at a time of change unparalleled in history. To this end the journal accepts articles in the following categories: research papers, review articles, conceptual theories, methodological articles involving technology for recording and/or analyzing humans at work, observational reports from the field, brief research reports/updates, and news and views. ergonomics SA is an approved SASPE journal and is therefore subsidy earning. All contributions are peer-reviewed by a panel of experienced Ergonomists serving on the editorial board.
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Evidence Based Summaries in Dentistry
More LessEvidence Based Summaries in Dentistry is Midentistry's in-house bulletin that publishes on a six-monthly basis plain language summaries of systematic reviews conducted in the field of minimally-invasive dentistry. All selected systematic review articles have been previously published in high-quality peer-reviewed dental journal, listed in PubMed/MEDLINE. Systematic reviews have been recommended as providing the best source of evidence to guide clinical decisions and healthcare policy, and they receive more citations as non-systematic reviews in peer-reviewed journals. However, they are also very technical by nature and make difficult reading for the general dental practitioner. Often, the findings of a lengthy systematic review can be condensed into a few single sentence that provide all information necessary for daily clinical practice. To give such easily discernable information to clinicians is the purpose of plain language summaries. These summaries by itself do not replace the function and merits of full systematic review articles. However, they do ease the wider comprehension and dissemination of its key findings.
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