Browsing Physiotherapy by Author "Frantz, Jose"
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An exploration of Learning styles amongst social work students.
Frantz, Jose; Roman, Nicolette; DeJager, M (2017)Social work educators are faced with the challenge of ensuring that students from diverse backgrounds are fully equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills. However, to be effective social work educators, the educator ... -
Implementing interprofessional education and practice: Lessons from a resource-constrained university
Frantz, Jose; Rhoda, Anthea (2017)Interprofessional education is seen as a vehicle to facilitate collaborative practice and, therefore, address the complex health needs of populations. A number of concerns have, however, been raised with the implementation ... -
Institutional culture and academic career progression: Perceptions and experiences of academic staf
Barnes, Nina; Plessis, Marieta du; Frantz, Jose (AOSIS (pty) Ltd, 2021-09-17)Orientation: The South African higher education system is highly dependent on institutional cultures to enable the progression of academics with the aim to unlock the research potential of the country. Institutional cultures ... -
Institutional policies, practices and initiatives impacting research productivity: The strengthening of collaboration, leadership and professionalism in research management in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and European Union (EU) higher education institutions (storm)
Frantz, Jose; George, Althea; Hunter-Hüsselmann, M. (Society of Research Administrators International, 2022)Research productivity and research excellence are elements essential to the creation of a conducive research environment, in which research publications, research dissemination, and research utilization, are key in ... -
Perceptions and satisfaction of caregivers regarding rehabilitation services from selected rehabilitation centres in the Western Cape
Mlenzana, Nondwe; Eide, Ana; Frantz, Jose (2018)Understanding caregivers’ views on rehabilitation services is important as it may assist in informing healthcare services and patient management. The aim of this study was to explore caregivers’ perceptions and satisfaction ... -
A Self-Management Training Intervention: Perceptions and Practices of Community Health Workers in South Africa
Majee, Wilson; Anakwe, A; Johnson, Levona; Rhoda, Anthea; Frantz, Jose; Schopp, Laura (2019-07-15)Background. While community health workers (CHWs) are increasingly being used as a strategy for increasing health care access, particularly in rural communities, interventions are needed to improve their skill sets in ...