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Symbolic access: medical students' awareness of institutional culture and its influence on learning, a phenomenographic study by Lulua, Dina-Ruth, Moch, Shirra

“…The discussion of access in medical education has its focus largely on physical and epistemological access, leaving a qualitative gap regarding sociocultural…”
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"It's so hard taking pills when you don't know what they're for": a qualitative study of patients' medicine taking behaviours and conceptualisation of medicines in the context of rheumatoid arthritis by Kobue, Boitshoko, Moch, Shirra, Watermeyer, Jennifer

“…Patients with chronic illnesses are often required to take lifelong medication to alleviate symptoms and prevent disease progression. Many patients find it…”
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Colorectal Cancer (CRC) treatment and associated costs in the public sector compared to the private sector in Johannesburg, South Africa by Herbst, Candice-Lee, Miot, Jacqueline K, Moch, Shirra L, Ruff, Paul

“…South Africa's divided healthcare system is believed to be inequitable as the population serviced by each sector and the treatment received differs while…”
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Randomized, Double-Blind, Crossover Trial of Amitriptyline for Analgesia in Painful HIV-Associated Sensory Neuropathy by Dinat, Natalya, Marinda, Edmore, Moch, Shirra, Rice, Andrew S C, Kamerman, Peter R

“…We conducted a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study at a single center in South Africa, to ascertain whether amitriptyline is an…”
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Reframing purpose and conceptions of success for a post-Covid-19 South African higher education by Dison, Laura, Padayachee, Kershree, De Klerk, Danie, Conradie, Willem, MacAlister, Fiona, Moch, Shirra, Krull, Greig

“…The Covid-19 pandemic raised immense challenges for universities. Staff and students had to quickly transition to an unfamiliar mode of emergency remote…”
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Usage of antibiotics in the intensive care units of an academic tertiary-level hospital by Johnston, Deanne, Khan, Razeeya, Miot, Jacqui, Moch, Shirra, Van Deventer, Yolande, Richards, Guy

“…Background: The post-antibiotic era is approaching fast as multidrug-resistant bacteria emerge and the antibiotic pipeline slows to a trickle. Antibiotic…”
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How do students acquire rational prescribing competence? A Bernsteinian analysis by Moch, Shirra

“…Abstract only There is global concern about the quality of prescribing training in medical schools and the rational prescribing skills of junior doctors. In…”
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How do students acquire rational prescribing competence? A Bernsteinian analysis by Moch, Shirra

“…Abstract only There is global concern about the quality of prescribing training in medical schools and the rational prescribing skills of junior doctors. In…”
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Evaluation of rational prescribing skills assessment for graduating medical students by Moch, Shirra

“…Abstract only Prescribing medicines is the primary intervention that doctors offer to influence their patients’ health; however concerns have been expressed…”
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Longitudinal changes in pituitary-adrenal hormones in South African women with burnout by Moch, Shirra L, Panz, Vanessa R, Joffe, Barry I, Havlik, Ivan, Moch, Jonathan D

“…The authors' goal was to document baseline pituitary-adrenal hormonal and related metabolic variables in 16 female patients with burnout. Then, following…”
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The occurrence and management of pediatric poisonings in Lenasia, South Africa by Ahmed, Ayesha Yusuf, Moch, Shirra

“…Abstract only Gauteng is South Africa's most populated and urbanized province. There is no local Poison Information Centre (PIC), and poisoning rates are…”
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Access to colorectal cancer (CRC) chemotherapy and the associated costs in a South African public healthcare patient cohort by Herbst, Candice-lee, Miot, Jacqueline K., Moch, Shirra L., Ruff, Paul

“…Reported colorectal cancer incidence is increasing in South Africa and places strain on the public healthcare system especially as costs associated with…”
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Usage of antibiotics in the intensive care units of an academic tertiary-level hospital by Johnston, Deanne, Khan, Razeeya, Miot, Jacqui, Moch, Shirra, van Deventer, Yolande, Richards, Guy

“…Background: The post-antibiotic era is approaching fast as multidrug-resistant bacteria emerge and the antibiotic pipeline slows to a trickle. Antibiotic…”
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Randomized, Double-Blind, Crossover Trial of Amitriptyline for Analgesia in Painful HIV-Associated Sensory Neuropathy: e0126297 by Dinat, Natalya, Marinda, Edmore, Moch, Shirra, Rice, Andrew SC, Kamerman, Peter R

“…We conducted a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study at a single center in South Africa, to ascertain whether amitriptyline is an…”
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