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Publications:
Centre for the Study of Aids
Surname: Crewe
Initials: M
Title: Mrs
HIV Publications:
Crewe, M. AIDS in South Africa: The Myth and the Reality, London: Penguin Forum Series, 1992.
Crewe, M. “Face of the Future”, Siyaya, 1999; 6:54-58.
Crewe, M. “We must deal urgently and purposefully with the HIV/AIDS emergency in and through the education and training system”, Quarterly Review, 1999; 6(3):47-53.
Crewe, M. They Roam the Landscape Like Packs of Leaderless Dogs: AIDS, Activism, and the Role of Universities, Roma: National University of Lesotho, 2000.
Crewe, M. “Hurry up, for we are all dying of AIDS!”, The Innes Labour Brief, 2000; 11(3):34-43.
Crewe, M. “HIV/AIDS and Tertiary Education: New Possibilities, New Hope”, SAFAIDS News, 2000; 8(2):31-33.
Crewe, M. “What is it like to be involved in the planning of AIDS 2000?”, AIDS Bulletin, 2000; 9(2):27-30.
Crewe, M. “How do we make sense of President Mbeki?”, AIDS Analysis Africa, 2000; 11(1):24-26.
Crewe, M. “South Africa: Touched by the Vengeanance of AIDS, Response to the South African Epidemic”, South African Journal of International Affairs, 2000; Vol. 7; 2.
Crewe, M. “Countering Myths about HIV/AIDS”, The Innes Labour Brief, 2000; 11(4):1-7.
Aggleton P and Crewe M African AIDS – AIDS and Racism South African Journal of International Affairs, vol 10, issue 1 Summer 2003, p139 -150
Crewe, M Commentary Reflections on the South African HIV/AIDS Epidemic; Society in Transition Vol 33 #3 2002
Crewe M – Series Editor: AIDS Review 2000 To the Edge, 2001 Who Cares, 2002 Whose Right, 2003 Over Extended, 2004 (un) Real, Buckling 2005, 2005 What’s Cooking
Crewe, M HIV/AIDS and its impact on South African education - overview of the South African HIV/AIDS and Life Skills Project to develop and education-based response to HIV and AIDS. Siyafunda (Partners in Learning), Shula Marks (ed), 2002, pp 85-98 Canon Collins Educational Trust, London
Crewe, M Overview of the education and health responses to HIV/AIDS in the Eastern Cape and Limpopo provinces – what hope for a multi sectoral response – DFID
Crewe, M. 2006. Discussion paper - Orphans: Accessing foster grants; adoptions and institutional care. Centre for the Study of AIDS, University of Pretoria.
Crewe, M. 2006. Education: the forgotten side of Prevention. Address at the International AIDS Conference Toronto, 15th August 2006.
Crewe, M. 2006. Review and discussion of the HIV and AIDS programme: Anglo Platinum. Centre for the Study of AIDS, University of Pretoria.
Crewe, M. 2006. Imagined Futures. Opening address at the 'Imagined Futures - Student leadership in a time of AIDS' conference. Pretoria, South Africa, 27-28 September 2006.
Crewe, M. 2006. The impact of HIV and AIDS on societies in South(ern) Africa. Presentation at the XVI World Congress of Sociology, 23-29 July 2006. Durban, South Africa.
Crewe, M. 2006. The Interface of HIV and AIDS with development, gender, the rule of law, democracy and human rights. Centre for the Study of AIDS, University of Pretoria.
Crewe, M. & Maritz, J. 2006. HIV/AIDS and Higher Education - Imagined Futures. Conference: How to strengthen institutions of higher education in the South? Oslo, Norway, 16-17 November 2006.
Crewe, M., Kuboni, V., Machawira, P., Mampane, R., Maritz, J., Mohlahlane, R., Mphuting, P., Pieterse, J., Sarumi, R. & Van Wyk, B. 2006. Regional Citizenship: The Politics, Philosophy and Economics of HIV and AIDS. An Evaluation of the UNICEF Multi-Country Life Skills Initiative. UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office. Nairobi.
Fox, AM, Jackson, SS, Hansen, NB, Gasa, N, Crewe, M & Sikkema, KJ 2007, 'In their own voices : a qualitative study of women's risk for intimate partner violence and HIV in South Africa', Violence Against Women, vol. 13, no. 6, pp. 583-602. (downlaod pdf)
Surname: Brouard
Initials: PW
Title: Mr
HIV Publications:
Brouard, P. & Langford, T. 2006. From Vulnerability to Sustainability: Food & Security in a World of HIV and AIDS. Report: VSO-RAISA Regional Conference Pretoria, South Africa. 1-3 November 2006.
Brouard, P. & Willis, C. 2006. A closer look: the internalisation of stigma related to HIV. For the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) by the Centre for the Study of AIDS and POLICY/South Africa.
Brouard, P, Maritz, J, Mohlahlane, R, Pieterse, J, Van Wyk, B, Zuberi, F. 2006. HIV/AIDS in South Africa 2006. Course companion to the CSA Entry Level Course and general information resource. Centre for the Study of AIDS.
Brouard, P. 2007. Access of vulnerable groups to health. Centre for Applied Legal Studies conference on socio-economic rights to held from 28th to 30th October 2007 in Johannesburg.
Brouard, P. 2007. MSM/WSW and HIV/AIDS prevention: evidence-based approaches. At the Expert Meeting on MSM/WSW and HIV/AIDS prevention. Schörer Foundation in Amsterdam, 27 and 28 September.
Brouard, P. 2007. Sociological aspects of HIV prevention in the workplace. SABCOHA expert meeting in Johannesburg on 4 October.
Brouard, P. 2007. Stigma is complex, but an integrated approach can work… HIV-related stigma and discrimination – what can we do?. AIDS Legal Quarterly (ALQ). AIDS Legal Network Newsletter. September 2007.
Brouard, P & Mohlahlane, R. 2007. Skills building session: HIV stigma. South African AIDS conference, Durban.
Surname: Maritz
Initials: J
Title: Mr.
HIV Publications:
Crewe, M. & Maritz, J. 2006. HIV/AIDS and Higher Education - Imagined Futures. Conference: How to strengthen institutions of higher education in the South? Oslo, Norway, 16-17 November 2006.
Crewe, M., Kuboni, V., Machawira, P., Mampane, R., Maritz, J., Mohlahlane, R., Mphuting, P., Pieterse, J., Sarumi, R. & Van Wyk, B. 2006. Regional Citizenship: The Politics, Philosophy and Economics of HIV and AIDS. An Evaluation of the UNICEF Multi-Country Life Skills Initiative. UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office. Nairobi.
Brouard, P, Maritz, J, Mohlahlane, R, Pieterse, J, Van Wyk, B, Zuberi, F. 2006. HIV/AIDS in South Africa 2006. Course companion to the CSA Entry Level Course and general information resource. Centre for the Study of AIDS.
Ebersohn L, Maritz, J, Mampane, R, Maritz, G, Mboweni, H, Lubbe, C, & Pieterse, J. 2006. Co-constructing child
friendly environments: Reflecting on process and relationships in collaborative methodology.Paper presented to the Education Association of South Africa, Bloemfontein, January 2006.
Maritz, J, Mampane, R, Ebersohn, L, Maritz, G, Lubbe, C, Mboweni, H, & Pieterse, J. 2006. Delivery of silence - why do learners in a high prevalence setting not voice HIV/AIDS as a risk? Poster presented at Toronto AIDS Conference, August 2006.
Surname: Ramaroson
Initials: M
Title: Ms
HIV Publications:
LLM Dissertation: The human right of HIV positive persons to non-discrimination in getting life insurance in South Africa. (download pdf)
Economic & Management Sciences
Surname: Du Bruyn
Initials: R
Title: Dr.
Department: Accounting
HIV Publications:
Du Bruyn, R 2006, 'The status of HIV/Aids reporting', Accountancy SA, pp. 24-27. (download pdf)
Du Bruyn, R & Venter, JMP 2006, 'An analysis of the impact of King II on HIV/AIDS disclosure in annual reports', Southern African Business Review, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 1-16. (download pdf)
Surname: Jordaan
Initials: AC
Title: Prof.
Department: Economics
HIV Publications:
Oni, SA, Obi, CL, Okone, A, Thabede, D & Jordaan, A 2002, 'The economic impact of HIV/AIDS on rural households in Limpopo Province', The South African Journal of Economics, vol. 70, no. 7, pp.551-562. (download pdf)
Surname: Van Dijk
Initials: HG
Title: Prof
HIV Publications:
Van Dijk, HG & Dlamini, L 2006, 'Planning for HIV/AIDS in the Department of Public Enterprises', Journal of Public Administration, vol. 41, no. 4.1, pp. 913-924. (download pdf)
Education
Surname: Beckmann
Initials: JL
Title: Prof.
Department: Education Management and Policy Studies
HIV Publications:
Beckmann JL, De Waal E: 2006. Protecting the South African education system against the HIV/AIDS pandemic. In South African Education Law and Policy Association (SAELPA) 2006 Conference: The Best Interest of the Child, South African Education Law and Policy Assocation, pp 659-681.
Prinsloo J, Beckmann JL: 2000. HIV/AIDS and the Learner. In: Introduction to Child Law in South Africa, Juta & Co Ltd, Cape Town, pp 317-339.
Beckmann JL: Professional training and education for teachers; The management challenge of the national policy on HIV/AIDS for learners and educators: Is it feasible? South African Education Law and Policy Association (SAELPA)/ Education Management Association of South Africa (EMASA) International 2000 Conference, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 8-10 Mar 2000
Surname: Ebersöhn
Initials: L
Title: Prof.
Department: Education Psychology
HIV Publications:
Ebersöhn, L. forthcoming – June 2008. Children’s resilience as assets for Safe Schools. Journal of Psychology in Africa, June 2008.
Ferreira, R., Ebersöhn, L. & Loots, T. accepted for publication in August 2008. Bate-mobilisering as moontlike strategie vir die hantering van MIV/VIGS. Acta Academica.
Ebersöhn, L. (Editor). (Forthcoming, 2008). From microscope to kaleidoscope: reconsidering psychosocial and educational aspects related to children in the HIV&AIDS pandemic. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers
Eloff, I., Ebersöhn. L. & Barnard, K. 2007. MIV-positiewe huiswerkers se ervaring van MIV-status binne ‘n werknemergesin. Tydskryf vir Gessteswetenskappe. Jaargang 47 (3), September 2007. (downlaod pdf)
Ebersöhn, L. 2007. Voicing perceptions of risk and protective factors in coping in a HIV&AIDS landscape: reflecting on capacity for adaptiveness. Gifted Education International. 23(2) (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Eloff, I., Ebersöhn, L. & Viljoen, J. 2007. Reconceptualising vulnerable children by acknowledging their assets. African Journal of AIDS Research. 6(1), pp 79-86.
Ebersöhn, L. & Maree, J.G. 2006. Demonstrating resilience in a HIV&AIDS context: An emotional intelligence perspective. Gifted Education International. 22(1), 14-30. (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Ebersöhn. L. & Eloff, I. 2006. Identifying asset-based trends in sustainable programmes which support vulnerable children. South African Journal of Education. 26 (3), pp 457-467. (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Page, J., Ebersöhn, L. & Rogan, J. March 2006. The impact of an HIV/AIDS module on the knowledge and attitudes of Grade 11 biology learners. African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education. 10(1), pp 103-114. (download pdf)
Griessel-Roux, E., Ebersöhn, L., Eloff, I. & Smit, B. 2005. HIV/AIDS Programmes: What do learners want? South African Journal of Education. 25 (4), pp 253-257 (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Eloff, I. & Ebersöhn, L. 2003. Representational and conceptual complexities in doing research on coping in Children with HIV & AIDS. Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences. 1(4), 218-223.
Ebersöhn, L. & Eloff, I. 2003. Are we thinking about how children are coping with HIV & AIDS? Word and Action. Autumn 2003. 33 (55), 12-14
Ebersöhn. L. & Eloff, I. 2002. The black, white and grey of rainbow children’s coping with HIV & AIDS. Perspectives in Education. 20(2), pp 77-86 (ISI journal) (download pdf)
Surname: Eloff
Initials: I
Title: Prof.
Department: Education Psychology
HIV Publications:
Ebersöhn, L. (Editor). (Forthcoming, 2008). From microscope to kaleidoscope: reconsidering psychosocial and educational aspects related to children in the HIV&AIDS pandemic. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers
Eloff, I., Ebersöhn, L. & Viljoen, J. 2007. Reconceptualising vulnerable children by acknowledging their assets. African Journal of AIDS Research. 6(1), pp 79-86.
Eloff, I., Ebersöhn. L. & Barnard, K. 2007. MIV-positiewe huiswerkers se ervaring van MIV-status binne ‘n werknemergesin. Tydskryf vir Gessteswetenskappe. Jaargang 47 (3), September 2007. (downlaod pdf)
Ebersöhn. L. & Eloff, I. 2006. Identifying asset-based trends in sustainable programmes which support vulnerable children. South African Journal of Education. 26 (3), pp 457-467. (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Griessel-Roux, E., Ebersöhn, L., Eloff, I. & Smit, B. 2005. HIV/AIDS Programmes: What do learners want? South African Journal of Education. 25 (4), pp 253-257 (IBSS Journal). (download pdf)
Eloff, I. & Ebersöhn, L. 2003. Representational and conceptual complexities in doing research on coping in Children with HIV & AIDS. Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences. 1(4), 218-223.
Ebersöhn, L. & Eloff, I. 2003. Are we thinking about how children are coping with HIV & AIDS? Word and Action. Autumn 2003. 33 (55),
12-14
Ebersöhn. L. & Eloff, I. 2002. The black, white and grey of rainbow children’s coping with HIV & AIDS. Perspectives in Education. 20(2), pp 77-86 (ISI journal) (download pdf)
Surname: Ferreira
Initials: R
Title: Dr.
Department: Education Psychology
HIV Publications:
Ferreira, R., Ebersöhn, L. & Loots, T. 2008. Bate-mobilisering as moontlike strategie vir die hantering van MIV/VIGS. Acta Academica (Sept/Oct 2008).
Ferreira, R. 2008. Culture at the heart of coping with HIV&AIDS. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18(1) (in press).
Ferreira, R. (Forthcoming, 2008). Using intervention research to facilitate community-based coping with HIV&AIDS. In L. Ebersöhn (Ed.) From microscope to kaleidoscope: reconsidering psychosocial and educational aspects related to children in the HIV&AIDS pandemic. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers.
Ferreira, R. 2007. Community-based coping: An HIV-AIDS case study. In N. Duncan, A. Naidoo, J. Pillay & V. Roos (Eds.) Analysis, context and action: An introduction to Community Psychology. Cape Town: Juta.
Ferreira, R. 2006. The relationship between coping with HIV&AIDS and the asset-based approach. Unpublished PhD thesis. Pretoria: University of Pretoria.
Surname: Nieuwenhuis
Initials: FJ
Title: Dr.
Department: Education Management and Policy Studies
HIV Publications:
Nieuwenhuis FJ: 2006. The management challenge of the national policy on HIV/AIDS, for learners and educators: is it feasible? In South African Education Law and Policy Association (SAELPA) 2006 Conference: The Best Interest of the Child, South African Education Law and Policy Assocation, pp 477-492.
Surname: Prinsloo
Initials: IJ
Title: Dr.
Department: Education Management and Policy Studies
HIV Publications:
Prinsloo J, Beckmann JL: 2000. HIV/AIDS and the Learner. In: Introduction to Child Law in South Africa, Juta & Co Ltd, Cape Town, pp 317-339.
Surname: Van Rooyen
Initials: L
Title: Prof.
Department: Educational Studies
HIV Publications:
Van den Berg, DN, Van Rooyen, L: 2007. A Bird's Eye View on the Vulnerability of the Young Girl to HIV Infection - A Synergy of Research. International Journal of Adolescence and Youth. 13 (3), pp. 195-220.
Surname: Van Vollenhoven
Initials: WJ
Title: Mr.
Department: Education Management and Policy Studies
HIV Publications:
Van Vollenhoven WJ: 2006. HIV/AIDS and the best interest of the learner: A Contradiction? In South African Education Law and Policy Association (SAELPA) 2006 Conference: The Best Interest of the Child, South African Education Law and Policy Assocation, p. 17.
Van Vollenhoven, WJ. 2003: How school governing bodies in South Africa understand and respond to HIV / AIDS. South African Journal of Education, 23, 3, pp. 242-247. (download pdf)
Engineering, Built Environment & Information Technology
Surname: Craig
Initials: IK
Title: Prof.
Department: Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
HIV Publications:
Jeffrey, A.M., Xia, X., and Craig, I.K., Structured Treatment Interruptions: A control mathematical approach to protocol design, Journal of Process Control, Vol. 17, No. 7, 2007, pp. 586-590.
Doyle III, F.J., Jovanovic, L., Seborg, D.E., Parker, R.S., Bequette, B.W., Jeffrey, A.M., Xia, X., Craig, I.K., and Mc Avoy, T.J., A tutorial on biomedical process control, Journal of Process Control, Vol. 17, No. 7, 2007, pp. 571-572.
Craig, I.K., and Xia, X., Can HIV/AIDS be controlled?, IEEE Control Systems Magazine, February 2005, pp. 80-83.
Craig, I.K., Xia, X., and Venter, J.W., Introducing HIV/AIDS Education into the Electrical Engineering Curriculum at the University of Pretoria, IEEE Transactions on Education, Vol. 47, No. 1, 2004, pp. 65-73.
Jeffrey, A.M., Xia, X., and Craig, I.K., When to Initiate HIV Therapy: A Control Theoretic Approach, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Vol.50, No. 11, 2003, pp. 1213- 1220.
Surname: Filter
Initials: RA
Title: Mr.
Department: Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
HIV Publications:
Filter R & Xia X, “A Penalty Function approach to HIV/AIDS Model Parameter Estimation”, 13th International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Symposium on System Identification, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 27-29 July 2003.
Filter R & Xia X, “Computer Based HIV/AIDS Parameters Estimation for Practitioners and Patients”, 1st African Control Conference, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, 3-5 December 2003.
Surname: Xia
Initials: X
Title: Prof.
Department: Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
HIV Publications:
X. Xia, Modelling of HIV infection: Vaccine readiness, drug effectiveness and therapeutical failures, Journal of Process Control, 17 (2007) 253 - 260.
AM. Jeffrey and X. Xia, Identifiability of HIV/AIDS models, in: DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC MODELS OF AIDS AND HIVWITH INTERVENTION, Chapter 11, H. Wu and W. Y. Tan (Eds), World Scientific Publications, Singapore 2005.
R. A. Filter, X. Xia and C. M. Gray, Dynamic HIV/AIDS parameter estimation with application to a vaccine readiness study in Southern Africa, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, vol. 52, no. 5, 284-291, May 2005.
I. Craig and X. Xia, Can HIV/AIDS be controlled? IEEE Control Systems Magazine, vol, 25, no. 2, 80–83, February 2005.
I.K. Craig, X. Xia, and J.W. Venter, Introducing HIV/AIDS education into the electrical engineering curriculum at the University of Pretoria, IEEE Transactions on Education, vol. 47, no. 1, 65-73, February 2004.
X. Xia, Estimation of HIV/AIDS parameters, Automatica, vol. 39, 1983-1988, 2003.
M. Jeffrey, X. Xia, I.K. Craig, When to initiate HIV therapy: a control theoretic approach, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, vol. 50, 1213-1220, 2003.
X. Xia, C. H. Moog, Identifiability of nonlinear systems with applications to HIV/AIDS models, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol. 48, no. 2, pp. 330-336, February, 2003.
Health Sciences
Surname: Bartel
Initials: PR
Title: Prof.
Department: Neurology
HIV Publications:
Bartel PR, Roux P, Van Niekerk M: 2000. Vitamin A status in relation to electroretinographic and electrooculographic findings in HIV infection. Clinical Neurophysiology, 111, pp 1234-1270
Bartel PR, Roux P, Van Niekerk M: Vitamin A status in relation to electroretinographic and electro-oculographic findings in HIVinfection. Millennium Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa, Drakensberg, South Africa, 8-11 Mar 2000
Van Niekerk M, Bartel PR, Van Der Meyden CH: Cognitive and Electroencephalograph (EEG) evaluation in an HIV-positive and control population. Millennium Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa, Drakensberg, South Africa, 8-11 Mar 2000
Surname: Bester
Initials: MJ
Title: Dr.
Department: Anatomy
HIV Publications:
Dias ASP, Bester MJ, Britz RF, Apostolides Z: 2006. Animal models used for the evaluation of antiretroviral therapies. Current HIV Research, 4 / Oct, pp 431-446.
Surname: Cassol
Initials: SA
Title: Prof.
Department: Immunology
HIV Publications:
McNally L, Jeena P, Gajee K, Thula SA, Sturm AW, Cassol SA, Cassol S, Tomkins AM, Coovadia HM, Goldblatt D: 2007. Effect of age, polymicrobial disease, and maternal HIV status on treatment response and cause of severe pneumonia in South African children: a prospective descriptive study. Lancet, 369, 1440-1451.
Danaviah, S, Govender, S & Cassol, S 2007, 'Histopathology and genotyping in infectious spondylitis of HIV- and HIV+ patients', Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, vol. 460, pp. 50-55. (download pdf)
De Oliveira T, Pybus OG, Rambaut A, Salemi M, Cassol SA, Ciccozzi M, Rezza G, Gattinara GC, D Arrigo R, Amicosante M, Perrin L, Colizzi V, Perno CF, Benghazi Study Group : 2006. Molecular epidemiology: HIV-1 and HCV sequences from Libyan outbreak. Nature, 444 (7121) / 14 Dec, pp 836-837.
De Oliveira, T, Deforche, K, Cassol, S, Salminen, M, Paraskevis, D, Seebregts, C, Snoeck, J, Janse van Rensburg, E, Wensing, AMJ, Van de Vijver, DA, Boucher, CA, Camacho, R & Vandamme, A-M 2005, 'An automated genotyping system for analysis of HIV-1 and other microbial sequences', Bioinformatics, vol. 21, no. 19, pp.3797-3800. (download pdf)
Gordon, M, De Oliveira, T, Bishop, K, Coovadia, HM, Madurai, L, Engelbrecht, S, Janse van Rensburg, E, Mosam, A, Smith A & Cassol, S 2003, 'Molecular characteristics of HIV-1 Subtype C viruses from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa : implications for vaccine and antiretroviral control strategies', Journal of Virology, vol. 77, no. 4, pp. 2587-2599. (download pdf)
Zur Megede, J, Engelbrecht, S, De Oliveira, T, Cassol, S, Scriba, TJ, Janse van Rensburg, E & Barnett, S 2002,'Novel evolutionary analyses of full-length HIV type 1 subtype C molecular clones from Cape Town South Africa', AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses, vol. 18, no. 17, pp. 1327-1332. (download pdf)
Surname: Delport
Initials: SD
Title: Prof.
Department: Paediatrics
HIV Publications:
Gibson CM, Delport SD: Short-term outcome of HIV-exposed low birthweight infants born at Kalafong Hospital. Seventh World International Association for Maternal and Neonatal Health
Surname: Dreyer
Initials: L
Title: Prof.
Department: Anatomical Pathology
HIV Publications:
Van Biljon G, Louw M, Dreyer L: 2007. Immunotactoid glomerulonephritis in a child with HIV infection: A case report. Pediatric Nephrology, 22, pp 1387-1390.
Surname: Du Plessis
Initials: R
Title: Dr.
Department: Anatomical Pathology
HIV Publications:
Webber LM, Du Plessis R: Bloodborne viruses in forensic medical practice: A sharp rise in HIV seroprevalence. 40th Annual Congress of the Federation of South African Associations of Pathology, Warmbaths, South Africa, 2-5 Jul 2000
Surname: Glass
Initials: AJ
Title: Dr.
HIV Publications:
Glass AJ: 2006. Diagnosis and monitoring of HIV Infection. South African Family Practice, 48 (8) / Sep, p. 46. (download pdf)
Surname: Jacyk
Initials: WK
Title: Prof.
Department: Dermatology
HIV Publications:
Jacyk WK: Ultraviolet radiation and HIV disease. Annual Congress of the Dermatological Society of South Africa, Pilanesberg, South Africa, 30 Mar - 2 Apr 2000
Surname: Jeffery
Initials: BS
Title: Dr.
Department: Obstetrics and Gynaecology
HIV Publications:
Jeffery BS, Mercer KG, Mokhando KR: Determination of the effectiveness of inactivation of HIV by Pretoria pasteurisation. Seventh World International Association for Maternal and Neonatal Health (IAMANEH) Conference, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 1-4 Apr 2000
Jeffery BS, Mercer KG, Mokhondo KR: Determination of the effectiveness of Pretoria Pasteurisation to inactivate HIV in human milk. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9- 14 Jul 2000
Jeffery BS, Webber LM: Determination of the effectiveness of Pretoria Pasteurisation to inactivate HIV in human milk. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Surname: Kakaza
Initials: M
Title: Dr.
Department: Neurology
HIV Research Interest:
Infective neurology: Differences between HIV positive and HIV negative patients with different types of meningitis.
Surname: Kruger
Initials: M
Title: Mrs
Department: Internal Medicine
HIV Publications:
Feucht, UD, Kinzer, M & Kruger, M 2007, 'Reasons for delay in initiation of antiretroviral therapy in a population of HIV-infected South African children', Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, vol. 53, no. 6, pp. (download pdf)
Kruger M, Durandt C, Kunneke HM, Malfeld SCK, Medlen CE: Markers of CD8+ T cell activation and clinical staging in newly diagnosed HIV-infected children. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Kunneke HM, Kruger M: A higher ESR is not an indication of pulmonary tuberculosis in children with advanced HIV infection. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Medlen CE, Malfeld SCK, Kruger M: Increased expression of the CD45RO marker on CD8+ cells from children with advanced AIDS. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Kunnege HM, Maynier SJ, Kruger M: A higher ESP is not an indication of pulmonary tuberculosis children with advanced HIV infection. 32nd Congress of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 4-7 Oct 2000
Surname: Kunneke
Initials: HM
Title: Dr.
Department: Paediatrics
Publications:
Kruger M, Durandt C, Kunneke HM, Malfeld SCK, Medlen CE: Markers of CD8+ T cell activation and clinical staging in newly diagnosed HIV-infected children. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Kunneke HM, Kruger M: A higher ESR is not an indication of pulmonary tuberculosis in children with advanced HIV infection. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-14 Jul 2000
Kunneke HM: Proposal of national strategy for casual contact with HIV-positive individuals. 32nd Congress of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 4-7 Oct 2000
Kunneke HM, Maynier SJ, Kruger M: A higher ESP is not an indication of pulmonary tuberculosis children with advanced HIV infection. 32nd Congress of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 4-7 Oct 2000
Surname: Makin
Initials: JD
Title: Dr.
Department: Obstetrics and Gynaecology
HIV Publications:
Visser MJ, Makin JD, Lehobye K: 2006. Stigmatizing attitudes of the community towards people living with HIV/AIDS. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 16, pp 42-58.
Surname: Peu
Initials: MD
Title: Dr.
HIV Publications:
Madumo MM, Peu MD: 2006. The views of undergraduate nursing students on caring for patients with HIV/AIDS. Curationis: Research Journal of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa, 29 (3), pp 87-96.
Surnname: Rheeder
Initials: P
Title: Prof.
Department: Clinical Epidemiology
HIV Publications:
Mutimura E, Stewart A, Rheeder P, Crowther NJ: 2007. Metabolic function and the prevalence of Lipodystrophy in a population of HIV-infected African subjects receiving highly active antiretroviral therapy. JAIDS-Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 46 (4), pp. 451-455.
Surnames: Schutte
Initials: C-M
Title: Dr.
Department: Neurology
HIV Research Interest:
Infective neurology: Differences between HIV positive and HIV negative patients with different types of meningitis.
HIV Publications:
Güldenpfenning GC, Schutte C-M: A comparison between patients with or without HIV-infection treated for inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy from 1994 to 1999 at the Pretoria Academic Hospital. Millennium Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa, Drakensberg, South Africa, 8-11 Mar 2000
Schutte C-M: Comparison of clinical and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) findings in HIV-negative patients with Tuberculosis (TB) meningitis. Millennium Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa, Drakensberg, South Africa, 8-11 Mar 2000
Schutte C-M, Van Der Meynden CH, MAGAZI DS: 2000. The impact of HIV on meningitis as seen at a South African Academic Hospital (1994 to 1998). Infection, 28(1)/Jan, pp 1-4
Surname: Van Biljon
Initials: G
Title: Dr.
Department: Paediatrics
HIV Publications:
Van Biljon G, Louw M, Dreyer L: 2007. Immunotactoid glomerulonephritis in a child with HIV infection: A case report. Pediatric Nephrology, 22, pp 1387-1390.
Surname: Van Heerden
Initials: WFP
Title: Prof.
Department: Oral Pathology and Oral Biology
HIV Publications:
Van Heerden WFP: Oral manifestations of HIV disease. Congress of the Dermatological Society of South Africa, Pilanesberg, 30 Mar - 2 Apr 2000
Surname: Vermaak
Initials: WJH
Title: Prof.
Department: Chemical Pathology
HIV Research Projects:
Implications of HIV positive status in children with surgical diseases: 30% of children less than 3 yrs old are HIV positive. 4 categories of patients which are HIV positive have been identified. The project will focus on categories 3 and 4: Surgical diseases in which HIV infections are selected; Surgical diseases induced by HIV infection.
Surname: Wittenberg
Initials: D
Title: Prof.
Department: Paediatrics
HIV Publications:
Brewster D, De Menezes Succi RC, Guarino A, Heyman M, Jirapinyo P, Winter H, Wittenburg DF: 2000. Working Group on HIV disease. In: A Global Plan for the Future of the Digestive and Nutritional Health of Children: World Congress on HIV Disease, Boston, pp 115-127.
Wittenburg DF: 2000. The impact of HIV infection on child health: The African situation. In: Contemporary issues in Childhood Diarrhoea and Malnutrition: Oxford University Press, Karachi, Pakistan, pp 93-103.
Surname: Wolvaardt
Initials: JE
Title: Mrs.
Department: School for Healthcare Systems and Public Health (SHSPH)
HIV Publications:
LaLonde B, Wolvaardt JE, Webb EM, Tournas-Hardt A: 2007. A Process and Outcomes Evaluation of the International AIDS Conference: Who Attends? Who Benefits Most?. AIDS, 9 (1), pp 1-13.
Webb E, Wolvaardt JE: Policy Document: 2006. Assessment of training needs of managers in the HIV/AIDS field. For: Unknown.
Surname: Worku
Initials: Z
Title: Dr.
HIV Publications:
Ranotsi A, Worku Z: 2006. Factors that affect awareness about the spread of HIV/AIDS in rural Lesotho. Health SA Gesondheid, 11 (2) / Jun, pp 53-61.
Humanities
Surname: Carstens
Initials: A
Title: Prof.
Department: Unit for Academic Literacy
HIV Publications:
Carstens A, Maes A, Gangla-Birir L: 2006. Understanding visuals in HIV/AIDS education in South Africa: Differences between literate and low-literate audiences. African Journal of AIDS Research (AJAR), 5 (3) / Nov, pp 221-232. (download pdf)
Carstens, A. 2005.Die diskursiewe voorstelling van vigsverwante stigma deur 'n groep Afrikaanssprekende tieners. Koers 69(3):411-430. (download pdf)
Carstens, A. 2004. HIV/AIDS, literacy and health communication. A study on the comprehension of visual symbolism in educational documents produced for people with limited reading skills. Image and Text 11:11-22. (download pdf)
Carstens A, Snyman M: 2003. What lay illness narratives reveal about AIDS-related stigmatization. Communicare, 22 (2) / Dec, pp 1-24. (download pdf)
Carstens A, Snyman ME: 2003. How effective is the Department of Health's leaflet on HIV/AIDS Counselling for low literate South Africans. Tydskrif vir Nederlands en Afrikaans, 10 (1), pp 112-136. (download pdf)
Surname: Carbonatto
Initials: C
Title: Dr.
Department: Social Work
Research specialities:
Mental Health; communicable diseases (HIV); primary health care; chronic conditions, abortion.
Surname: Joubert
Initials: JMC
Title: Dr.
Department: Social Work
HIV Publications:
Louw, L, Joubert, JMC: 2007. The experiences of adolescents orphaned by HIV/AIDS-related conditions. Social Work: A Professional Journal for the Social Worker. 43 (4), October, pp. 376-391.
Surname: Lynch
Initials: I
Title: Mrs
Department: Psychology
HIV Publications:
Dissertation: Construction of masculinity among black South African men living with HIV: a discourse analysis
Surname: Naidoo
Initials: K
Title: Prof.
Department: Social Work
HIV Publications:
Naidoo, K., Matebeni, Z. and Pietersen-Snyman, M. 2004. Complexities and challenges: men’s responses to HIV and AIDS in Winterveld, South Africa. Commonwealth Youth and Development, 2 (2):45-62.
Naidoo, K. 2005. ‘Children’s voices on poverty and HIV/AIDS in South Africa: A critical reflection’. Paper read at the ISA RC53 (Sociology of Childhood) conference on ‘Marginality and Voice: Childhood in Sociology and Society’. Wuppertal, Germany.
Naidoo, K., Matebeni, Z. and Pietersen-Snyman, M. 2004. Complexities and challenges: men’s responses to HIV and AIDS in Winterveld, South Africa. Commonwealth Youth and Development, 2 (2):45-62.
Naidoo, K. and Matebeni, Z. 2002. ‘Responses to HIV/AIDS in Winterveld’. Paper read at the South African Sociological Association Annual Conference, Rhodes University, East London campus.
Surname: Spies
Initials: G
Title: Dr.
Department: Social Work
HIV Publications:
'n Multidissiplinêre benadering ten opsigte van die HIV/VIGS pasiënt: 'n Geneeskundige maatskaplike werkondersoek.
Surname: Snyman
Initials: MH
Title: Mrs
Department: Sociology
HIV Publications:
Snyman, MH. 2006. ‘Sustainability of HIV anti-retroviral treatment implementation: a South African case study.’ Paper read at the Social Science Conference, Boksburg, South Africa.
Snyman, MH. 2004. ‘The monitoring and evaluation of HIV/AIDS prevention programs.’ Paper read at the South African Sociological Association Annual Conference. University of Bloemfontein, Bloemfontein.
Carstens A, Snyman ME: 2003. How effective is the Department of Health's leaflet on HIV/AIDS Counselling for low literate South Africans. Tydskrif vir Nederlands en Afrikaans, 10 (1), pp 112-136.
Surname: Vandormael
Initials: A
Title: Mr
Department: Sociology
HIV Publications:
Vandormael, A. 2007. Civil society and democracy in post-apartheid South Africa: the TAC, government and the politics of HIV/AIDS. Berlin: VDM Verlag.
Vandormael, A. 2006. ‘Examining the social phenomenon of AIDS-related stigma in a South African township community.’ Paper read at the International Sociological Association’s 16th World Congress of Sociology. Durban, South Africa.
Vandormael, A. 2005. ‘The TAC vs. the South African government: discourse,denialism and the politics of HIV/AIDS.’ Paper read at the South African Sociological Association Annual Conference. University of Limpopo, Polokwane.
Surname: Visser
Initials: MJ
Title: Prof.
Department: Psychology
HIV Publications:
Visser, MJ: 2007. HIV/AIDS prevention through peer education and support in secondary schools in South Africa. SAHARA: Journal of Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS, 4 (3), pp 678-694.
Visser MJ, Makin JD, Lehobye K: 2006. Stigmatizing attitudes of the community towards people living with HIV/AIDS. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 16, pp 42-58. (download pdf)
Visser MJ: The implementation of life skills training to prevent HIV/AIDS in schools. First International Conference 2000: Psychology in Education, Pretoria, South Africa, 14-16 Aug 2000.
Visser MJ: HIV/AIDS prevention in South African schools – a systems evaluation. 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, 9-13 Jul 2000
Law
Surname: Cloete
Initials: R
Title: Prof.
Department: Procedural Law
HIV Publications:
Cloete R: 2003. Compulsory HIV testing of sport participants: Justifiable or not?. Journal of Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law, 66 (1) / Feb, pp 123-126.
Surname: Davel
Initials: CJ
Title: Prof.
Department: Private Law
HIV Publications:
Davel, CJ, Mungar, U: 2007. AIDS orphans and children's rights. Journal of Contemporary Roman Dutch Law, 70 (1) / Feb, pp 65-83.
Surname: Le Roux
Initials: J
Title: Prof.
Department: Public Law
HIV Publications:
LE ROUX J: 2000. Die toepassing van strafregbeginsels op HIVoordrag: 'n Diagnose. De Jure, 2(33), pp 293-318
Surname: Nienaber
Initials: AG
Title: Dr.
Department: Legal History
HIV Publications:
Nienaber, A. The accountability of non-state actors for human rights abuses during preventive HIV vaccine efficacy trials in Africa" SABILA Conference, Pretoria, South Africa, 27 - 29 August 2007
Nienaber, A. Whose law? Whose consent? Problems related to informed consent in preventive HIV vaccine trials in Canada and South Africa" 'Law's Empire / L'empire du droit' conference, Harrison Hot Springs, BC, Canada 25-30 June 2005
Nienaber AG, van der Nest D: 2005. Actuarial science versus equity: Contingency deductions for future loss of earnings and the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Journal of Contemporary Roman Dutch Law/ Tydskrif Vir Hedendaagse Romein- Hollandse Reg, 68 (4) / Nov, pp 546-561.
Nienaber AG, : 2002. An exploration of the impact of a claimant's HIV/AIDS status on a personal injury claim. Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg/ Journal of South African Law, 2, pp 290-307.
Surname: Vettori
Initials: MS
Title: Prof.
Department: Mercantile Law
HIV Publications:
Vettori, S 2007, 'Employer duties towards employees infected with HIV / AIDS', SA Mercantile Law Journal, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 151-164. (download pdf)
Surname: Viljoen
Initials: FJ
Title: Prof.
Department: Centre for Human Rights
HIV Publications:
Viljoen FJ: 2005. Disclosing in an age of AIDS: Confidentiality and community in conflict?. In Righting Stigma: Exploring a rights-based approach to addressing stigma, (3), AIDS and Human Rights Research Unit, University of Pretoria, pp 64-93.
VILJOEN FJ: 2000. Stigmatising HIV/AIDS, stigmatising sex: A reply to professor van Wyk. Codicillus, 41, pp 11-16
Surname: Woolman
Initials: SC
Title: Prof.
Department: Public Law
HIV Publications:
Sprague, C & Woolman, S 2006, 'Moral luck : exploiting South Africa's policy environment to produce a sustainable national antiretroviral treatment programme', South African Journal on Human Rights, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 337-379. (download pdf)
Theology
Surname: Muller
Initials: JC
Title: Prof.
Department: Practical Theology
HIV Publications:
Loubser, J & Muller, J 2007, 'Spiritual narratives of female adolescent orphans affected by HIV and Aids and poverty', Practical Theology in South Africa / Praktiese Teologie in Suid-Afrika, vol. 22, no. (download pdf)
Richter, A & Muller, J 2005, 'The forgotten children of Africa: voicing HIV and Aids orphans' stories of bereavement: a narrative approach', HTS Theological Studies/Teologiese Studies, vol. 61, no. 3, pp. 999-1015. (download pdf)
Muller, J 2004, 'HIV/AIDS, narrative practical theology, and postfoundationalism: the emergence of a new story', HTS Theological Studies/Teologiese Studies, vol. 60, no. 1 & 2, pp. 293-306. (download pdf)
Muller, JC & Pienaar, S 2004, 'Stories about care: women in a historically disadvantaged community infected and/or affected by HIV/AIDS', HTS Theological Studies/Teologiese Studies, vol. 60, no. 3, pp. 1029-1047. (download pdf)
Surname: Richter
Initials: A
Title: Ms
Department: Practical Theology
HIV Publications:
Richter, A & Muller, J 2005, 'The forgotten children of Africa: voicing HIV and Aids orphans' stories of bereavement: a narrative approach', HTS Theological Studies/Teologiese Studies, vol. 61, no. 3, pp. 999-1015. (download pdf)
Surname: Dreyer
Initials: Y
Title: Prof.
Department: Practical Theology
HIV Publications:
Maqoko, Z & Dreyer, Y 2007, 'Child-headed households because of the trauma surrounding HIV/AIDS', HTS: Theological Studies, vol. 63, no. 2, pp. 717-731. (download pdf)
Veterinary, Natural & Agricultural Sciences
Surname: Apostolides
Initials: Z
Title: Dr.
Department: Agricultural Sciences
HIV Publications:
Dias ASP, Bester MJ, Britz RF, Apostolides Z: 2006. Animal models used for the evaluation of antiretroviral therapies. Current HIV Research, 4 / Oct, pp 431-446.
Apostolides Z: Combination of an anti-HIV drug (AZT) and an extract from green tea (EGCg) in the treatment of murine AIDS. 16th South African Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology International Congress, Grahamstown, South Africa, 26-27 Jan 2000
Surname: Donkin
Initials: N
Title: Prof.
Department: Animal and Wildlife Sciences
HIV Research Project:
Livestock milk for human babies: The HIV/AIDS epidemic has given urgency to the requirement for alternative strategies for feeding infants and reducing malnutrition. Llivestock milk will need to be modified to balance nutrient requirements, and programmes of management implemented to reduce the risk from zoonoses and contaminants.
Surname: Terblanche
Initials: SE
Title: Dr.
Department: Agricultural Economics
Publications:
Jona CN, Terblanché SE: 2006. The effect of personal and socio-economic variables on the knowledge, attitude and belief of farm workers about HIV/AIDS, two case studies - a lesson for extension. South African Journal of Agricultural Extension/Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Landbouvoorligting, 35 (1), pp 71-92.
Other
Surname: Grey
Initials: SV
Title: Prof.
Department: UP Rectorate
Publications:
Webber LM, Richards PA, Grey SV: 2000. HIV prophylaxis: Are South African health-care students being neglected? South African Journal of Science, 96(6), pp 295-296
Collaborative Projects
Humanties
John Hopkins University (School of Public Health) and University of Pretoria Project
- Title: Neurobehavioural risk Factors of Contracting HIV among drug users in South Africa
- Sponsoring Agency: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
- Started: May 2003 – to date
- Co-ordinator: Ms Anne Moleko
- Purpose: The research study looks at the abilities, attitudes and behaviours that may increase the chance that a young person who uses drugs will become infected with Human Immuno-Defiency Virus (HIV), the virus that causes Acquired Immunie Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). The information from the research will be used to derive a culturally appropriate South African version of an HIV risk behaviour interview and cognitive tests that may contribute to developing interventions that may reduce drug and HIV in South Africa amongst young people.
Florida International University and University of Pretoria Project
- Title: Development of a Culturally Sensentive HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for South African Youths
- Sponsoring Agency: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
- Started: May 2004 to 31 November 2006
- Coordinator: Ms Anne Moleko
- Purpose: The study was a pilot that endeavoured to:
- adapt and pilot-test a theory-based HIV risk reduction intervention for use among male and female adolescents aged 14-17 residing in Pretoria, South Africa by adapting an intervention developed in the US;
- assess risk and protective behaviors, intentions, perceptions, knowledge and attitudes regarding HIV/AIDS among 80 adolescents aged 14-17 and their parents;
- train a local research team who will maintain research capacity in conducting behavioural intervention that can prevent the spread of HIV and to acquire knowledge from this experience that could be helpful as well to our understanding and prevention of drug abuse in the US.
Georgia State University and University of Pretoria Project
- Title: HIV-infection and Parenting in South African Mothers
- Sponsoring Agency: National Institute Of Health (USA)
- Started: February 2003 to September 2005
- Coordinator: Ms Annalie Pauw
- Purpose: Aim one of this study is to investigate the impact of maternal HIV-status on mother’s psycho-social functioning.
Three categories of resources will be assessed:
- material (shelter, nutrition, health care and economy);
- social (non-family social support and ties, extended family and allocation of resources);
- personal (maternal psychological functioning and spirituality).
Aim two is to examine the relationship between maternal HIV-status and parenting, as moderated by the aforementioned structural resources
Yale University and University of Pretoria
- Title: Serithi Project
- Sponsoring Agency: Yale University
- Started: February 2003 - to date
- Coordinator: Prof Maretha Visser
- Purpose: The Serithi project is done as a collaborative effort between the University of Pretoria and Yale University with Prof Bridget Jeffrey as principles investigator. The Departments of Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Psychology and Sociology and the MRC Unit for Maternal and Infant Care Strategies are involved in the research. The project is sponsored by the National Institute of Health under the title: Building capacity for HIV and AIDS Research in South Africa. The focus of the five-year project is on studying a cohort of HIV+ women diagnosed during pregnancy from being diagnosed until the child is three years old. In this cohort of women the focus is on disease progression, aspects of nutrition, the psychological impact of diagnosis and the experience of and reaction to stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. Data gained from studying the cohort of women was used in the development of an intervention to assist women to cope with their diagnosis and to assist them in prolonging their life expectation. Support groups for HIV+ women are implemented in two communities Atteridgeville and Mamelodi. To date 104 HIV+ pregnant women joined the support groups. The impact of the support group on the well-being of women is being investigated.
NGOs and University of Pretoria Project
- Title: Training to Deal with HIV/AIDS Orphans and Vulnerable Children
- Sponsoring Agency: None
- Starting date: February 2007 – to date
- Implemented by: MA Counselling students.
- Purpose: This project is a collaborative effort between the Department of Psychology and the Department of Health and is implemented by the collaborative effort between the Department of Psychology and two NGOs: Head Start (focusing on early childhood development) and Heart Beat (taking care of HIV/AIDS orphans). The goal of the project is to develop a training programme for preschool child minders to look after the specific needs of children orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS as part of the training programmes of Head Start. The project will be done as an action research approach. The students will do a needs assessment among child minders, study the available material and develop a programme to train child minders. They will implement the training programme in a small group of child minders, adjust the programme to address the needs and add the programme as part of the training package of Head Start.
