List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 17.
| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000677 (2012) |
K. L. Lindsay [Irlande (pays)] ; E. R. Gibney [Irlande (pays)] ; F. M. Mcauliffe [Irlande (pays)] | Maternal nutrition among women from Sub‐Saharan Africa, with a focus on Nigeria, and potential implications for pregnancy outcomes among immigrant populations in developed countries |
| 001462 (2009) |
Doris M. Bohman [Suède] ; Neltjie C. Van Wyk [Afrique du Sud] ; Sirkka-Liisa Ekman [Suède] | Tradition in transition – intergenerational relations with focus on the aged and their family members in a South African context |
| 001502 (2009) |
Rachel Sabates-Wheeler ; Stephen Devereux ; Anthony Hodges | Taking the Long View: What Does a Child Focus Add to Social Protection? |
| 001C32 (2008) |
Felton Earls [États-Unis] ; Giuseppe J. Raviola [États-Unis] ; Mary Carlson [États-Unis] | Promoting child and adolescent mental health in the context of the HIV/AIDS pandemic with a focus on sub‐Saharan Africa |
| 002269 (2007) |
| SOUTHERN AFRICA–EU: Shift In Focus |
| 002442 (2007) |
| ICN conference in Japan to focus on critical nursing issues worldwide |
| 002B04 (2006) |
D N Shaffer [États-Unis, Kenya] ; V N Yebei [Kenya] ; J B Ballidawa [Kenya] ; J E Sidle [États-Unis, Kenya] ; J Y Greene [États-Unis] ; E M Meslin [États-Unis] ; S J N. Kimaiyo [États-Unis] ; W M Tierney [États-Unis] | Equitable treatment for HIV/AIDS clinical trial participants: a focus group study of patients, clinician researchers, and administrators in western Kenya |
| 002B17 (2006) |
Victor W. Mbarika ; Peter Meso ; Philip Musa ; Muhammadou Kah [Nigeria] ; Jules Amougou | Developing a research agenda for ICT research in developing countries: A focus on Sub‐Saharan Africa |
| 002B27 (2006) |
Mundia Muya [Zambie] ; Andrew D. F. Price [Royaume-Uni] ; Francis T. Edumfotwe [Royaume-Uni] | Construction craft skills requirements in subSaharan Africa a focus on Zambia |
| 002E87 (2005) |
Louisa Allen | Managing masculinity: young men's identity work in focus groups |
| 002F00 (2005) |
Stefan Hanson [Suède] | Is HIV control in sub-Saharan Africa losing focus?: The need for simplified, prioritized prevention strategies |
| 002F39 (2005) |
Kabir Sardana [Inde] ; Virendra N. Sehgal [Inde] | Genital ulcer disease and human immunodeficiency virus: a focus |
| 003242 (2004) |
Ke Charlton [Afrique du Sud] ; P. Brewitt [Afrique du Sud] ; Lt Bourne [Afrique du Sud] | Sources and credibility of nutrition information among black urban South African women, with a focus on messages related to obesity |
| 003248 (2004) |
D. Lagerberg [Suède] | Sexual knowledge and behaviour in South African students: a case for prevention with focus on behaviour |
| 003A24 (2002) |
J T Boerma [États-Unis] ; M. Urassa ; S. Nnko ; J. Ng'Weshemi ; R. Isingo ; B. Zaba [Royaume-Uni] ; G. Mwaluko | Sociodemographic context of the AIDS epidemic in a rural area in Tanzania with a focus on people's mobility and marriage |
| 003F21 (2001) |
Rachael Dixey [Royaume-Uni] ; Pinki Sahota [Royaume-Uni] ; Serbjit Atwal [Royaume-Uni] ; Alex Turner [Royaume-Uni] | Ha ha, youre fat, were strong a qualitative study of boys and girls perceptions of fatness, thinness, social pressures and health using focus groups |
| 004B32 (1996) |
Jonathan D. Mayer [États-Unis] | The political ecology of disease as one new focus for medical geography |
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