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HST provides free electronic access to over 500 health systems research related reports, publications and papers. Close to 300 of these are publications that have been commissioned and funded by the Trust. Topics include among others district systems development, drug supply management, human resource development, informatics, legislation, finance, environmental health, mental health, lessons learnt, nutrition and sexually transmitted diseases / HIV/AIDS. The main publication of the HST is the annual South African Health Review. From 2005 all HST publications will be available in low resolution only. To explore the range of publications HST offers use the Advanced search to search using a variety of criteria.

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This publications database includes documents published by Health Systems Trust (marked as HST), publications which refer to HST or which included input from HST staff (marked as HST-related) as well as useful publications published by other organisations that may be of interest (Other Publisher)

 
 

Guide to Measuring Client Satisfaction
Niit, Ronlle

A collaborative project between the National Department of Health and the Initiative for Sub-district Support, as part Health Systems Trust

The main objective in undertaking this research study is to develop an instrument that will measure the satisfaction levels of clients utilising hospitals in South Africa. The client...
 
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Lesbian health: more than screening for breast cancer and mental health
Stevens, Marion

The focus this month for Nursing Update is breast cancer and mental health. Last month I noted that in the continuum of womens health, lesbian health has essentially been left off the agenda. In my training, if one thing was mentioned about lesbian health it was around breast cancer and that lesbians and nuns were vulnerable! (those who may not...
 
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In support of the diaphragm
Stein, Zena

Zena Stein, Ida Susser and Marion Stevens report from Mexico on the diaphragm: inexpensive a single purchase may last for years easy to use and virtually hidden from the partner. Would it give harm reduction to HIV, as it did for pregnancy?
 
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Creating awareness of womens issues

Women's health is under the spotlight this month and Nursing Update asked Marion Stevens, project manager of the Treatment Monitor at Health Systems Trust a few important questions.
 
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Adolescent sexual and reproductive care
Stevens, Marion

Marion Stevens, treatment monitor with the Health Systems Trust, reflects on adolescent sexual and reproductive healthcare during Youth Month.

With June being Youth Month, it's important to consider and reflect on the area of adolescent sexual and reproductive healthcare. This is an area that is often ignored as we grapple with the...
 
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TASK SHIFTING: considering legal and regulatory barriers
Stevens, Marion

DENOSA STRATEGIC CONSULTATION - 17 and 18 March 2008

One of the key focal areas of the Treatment Monitor within the Health Systems Trust (HST) has been the management of human resources within the health sector. At the South African AIDS Conference in June 2007 a seminar was hosted by Prof Laetitia Rispel of the HSRC on human resources...
 
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