Vol 49, No 10 (2007)

November/December

Editorial
Taking XDR TB seriously in South Africa Natasha Bolognesi, Helmuth Reuter	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a684 \| 30 December 2007

Original Research
Pattern of injuries suffered by patients treated for alleged assault at Witbank General Hospital, Mpumalanga Lushiku Nkombua	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a742 \| 30 December 2007

Original Research
An identification of the risk factors implicated in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus Sowbakiam Mudly, Virendra Rambiritch, Leyla Mayet	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a697 \| 30 December 2007

Original Research
An assessment of the level of knowledge about diabetes mellitus among diabetic patients in a primary healthcare setting Lushendran M. Moodley, Viren Rambiritch	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a679 \| 30 December 2007

Original Research
Resuscitation debriefing for nurses at the Accident and Emergency Unit of St Dominique's Hospital in East London (South Africa) Stephen Drotske, Pierre J.T. de Viliers	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a835 \| 30 December 2007

CPD Articles
CPD Questionnaire Editorial Office	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a1016 \| 30 December 2007

Forum
Primary health care in the South African context — medical students' perspectives Catherine E. Draper, Graham Louw	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a700 \| 30 December 2007

InfoPOEMs
Info POEMs Editorial Office
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a1011 \| 30 December 2007

Press Releases
MetroGel V®—A metronidazole vaginal preparation Editorial Office	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a1017 \| 30 December 2007

Press Releases
Patients who switched from established Lipitor therapy to simvastatin experienced a significant 30 percent increase in relative risk of cardiovascular events or death, new observational study shows Editorial Office	\| PDF
South African Family Practice \| Vol 49, No 10 : November/December\| a1018 \| 30 December 2007

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