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The HCWs reflected on the existing heavy workload and viewed as unfair if the management decides for the HCWs to allocate their time and their few resources to care for only one group of people, meaning the women.
The paper will assess the potential of socio-spatial integration in a "multi-cultural" society through a discussion that reflects on the existing Cosmo City in comparison with more abstract visions of possible post-apartheid urban futures, such as the "African City" debate.
It reflected that the existing construction industry structure needs overhauling.
In the course of these design activities, students reflected on and articulated the existing and emerging academic practices in which they were involved as they managed their transition from undergraduate courses to postgraduate research.
Participants also reflected on existing global guidelines and national cancer prevention policies and experiences.
The aim of this paper is to share and reflect on the nature of existing curricula for training public health students in HSR, the design of curricula, and the capacity to teach HSR at the seven universities in six countries across East and Central Africa.
Later, privately, Millepied reflected on the incident.
On one hand, this reflects the existing staffing mix, which is dominated by mid-level cadres, whereas on the other hand it is indicative of the difficulties of attraction and retention of more qualified cadres such as clinical officers, doctors, and medical officers in hard to reach areas, including those in conflict (Matsiko 2010; MOH 2006).
In order to discover these aspects, we have engaged in an in-depth study of online identity data, while also reflecting on our existing research [13, 14]. Figure 1 presents the conceptualisation of an individual's online presence resulting from our analysis.
The aim of this step is to assist key university staff and administrators to reflect on their existing agricultural extension programmes, assess their effectiveness at meeting the training needs of mid-career extension workers and determine whether change is necessary.
