18th World Congress on Public Health
CHP’s staff and PhD fellows attended the World Congress on Public Health in Cape Town, 6-9th September. The team participated and attended a range of plenary sessions and presentations. In the midst of a plethora of activities the team presented oral and posters across different platforms as follows:
Busisiwe Matiwane: The ambiguity of multiple job holding regulation in South Africa: Stakeholder perspectives on the implementation of the Remunerative Work Outside the Public Service Policy
Duane Blaauw: The quality of primary care received by foreign migrants in South Africa. A standardised patient audit
Kemi Babalola: Effectiveness of training and evaluation tools for community health workers delivering comprehensive care in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review
Nosipho Sikhosana: Exploring perceptions, experiences, and components of family-based interventions for people living with severe mental illness: A global qualitative evidence synthesis
Nonhlanhla Nxumalo: Mental health care for people in disadvantaged communities: a task for community health workers?
Saira Abdulla: Exploring integrated community-based collaborative care in South Africa: A qualitative study on health care providers’ experiences
Samantha Mhlanga: “They need to feel at home not in a home.” Experiences of residents and carers in mental health residential facilities: In-depth case studies from the Sedibeng district, South Africa