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Nonkqubela Bantubani

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South African Medical Research Council - MRC
Website: http://www.mrc.ac.za/ Type: Government Country: South Africa About: Mission: To improve the nation's health and quality of life through promoting and conducting relevant and responsive health research. The MRC Research Units, Groups and Lead Programmes have been listed according to the health priorities of South Africa. National collaborative research programmes (NCRPs) and collaborative research groups (CRGs) are under development, selected from topics within these areas: HIV and AIDS (including SAAVI); Tuberculosis; Malaria; Cancer; African Traditional Medicine and Drug Discovery; Genomics, proteomics and computational biology; Nutrition; Crime, violence and injury; Women, maternal and child health; Cardiovascular and metabolic diseases; Mental health and functional disorders; Policy and implementation

Recent Contributions

Nonkqubela Bantubani started a discussion "DOTS supervisor training material" in the TB Infection Control community.

Dear All I am looking for DOTS supervisor training material, anyone who knows of the website where I can get this information please inform me. KR Nonkqubela
Nonkqubela Bantubani replied to "DOTS Supervisor Training Materials" in the MDR-TB Treatment & Prevention community.

Dear Sandeep Thank you very much for your input, as soon as the training material is available may you share with us? KR Nonkqubela
Nonkqubela Bantubani replied to "Quality of certain N95 respirators" in the TB Infection Control community.

Dear all, I do agree with you Helen, I have seen the NOISH, white in colour used in some of the hospitals in KZN and I was concerned about quality, by the look they are not good quality respirators. KR Nonkqubela Bantubani Clinical and Biomedical TB Research Unit Medical Research Council of SA
Nonkqubela Bantubani replied to "Repeated Usage of Mask Protection" in the TB Infection Control community.

Dear All, In response to this topic, regarding data on IC practices in health care facilities, we have done a rapid survey on drug resistant TB in KwaZulu-Natal and one of our outcome measures was the IC practices. We do have data that will be presented in Germany in the Lung Health conference, provided the abstract is accepted. This is a great concern for a country that has high prevalence of TB and where Nosocomial ...

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