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Testing 1
2026
Human Sciences Research Council (2026) Testing 1. (Note field).
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Design and development of a South African Science Communication Skills Development Competency Model (SCSDCM): project report
2026
S. Parker, M. Gastrow
Parker, S. & Gastrow, M. (2026) Design and development of a South African Science Communication Skills Development Competency Model (SCSDCM): project report. (Commissioned by the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation, March). https://doi.org/10.14749/33338655
This Science Communication Skills Development Competency Model (SCSDCM) provides a systemic professional development scaffold and gap-analysis tool to identify skill mismatches within a contextually appropriate and reflexive framework to guide policy implementation. The model therefore presents an opportunity to harness South…
Comparison of a novel expanded social network recruitment intervention with risk network recruitment to HIV testing: locating undiagnosed cases in South Africa
Public Health, Societies and Belonging
2026
L.D. Williams, A. Van Heerden, S.R. Friedman, B. Chibi, P. Memela, W.A. Rodriguez, P. Joseph
Williams, L.D., Van Heerden, A., Friedman, S.R., Chibi, B., Memela, P., Rodriguez, W.A. & Joseph, P. (2026) Comparison of a novel expanded social network recruitment intervention with risk network recruitment to HIV testing: locating undiagnosed cases in South Africa. AIDS. 38(13):1861-1865.
To ascertain whether a novel expanded social network recruitment to HIV testing (E-SNRHT) intervention recruits men and individuals with previously undiagnosed HIV at higher rates than risk network recruitment.…
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