• Knowledge and practices of primary care givers regarding care of diabetics at home 

  Nyirenda, Wakhonderachi Temweka (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-06-28)

  This study is about knowledge and practices of primary care givers in regards to care of diabetics at home. The objectives of the study are to: Assess the level of knowledge of primary care givers on care of diabetic clients ...
• Knowledge and practices of family care givers on infection prevention when caring for home based sick family members in Kawale Area, Lilongwe 

  Mwandira, Tereza (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-10-14)

  The HIV prevalence rate in Malawi has resulted in patients with chronic illnesses being discharged for home based care where the family members play a major role in taking care of these patients with the assistance of ...
• A study on knowledge, attitudes and practice towards positive living among women attending art clinic at Balaka District Hospital. 

  Mataya, Alice (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2008-12-04)

  Living positively requires some basic support: access to health information and services, good nutrition, therapeutic counselling, advice about how to support your family into the future, including children who may be ...
• Knowledge, practices and perceptions of caregivers of clients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS on home based care. 

  Kulanga, Mercy (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2009-12-04)

  This descriptive qualitative research was conducted to establish and determine the knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of caregivers with clients diagnosed of HIV and AIDS on home based care. The prevalence of HIV ...
• Utilisation of insectide treated nets among the under five children of Mgubo and Mayadi catchment areas of Ntchinji district. 

  Minofu, Victoria Limbani (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

  This study seeks to establish use of ITN's among the under five children of Mgubo and Mayadi catchments areas of Mchinji district as a measure of controlling malaria. The study will also compare use of I TN's in the two ...
• Knowledge, attitude and perception of post abortal women of contraceptive use and conception in gynaecological ward at Kamuzu Central Hospital 

  Matiasi, Veronica (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2012-10-09)

  The aim of the study is to explore the knowledge, attitude and perceptions of women who have had an abortion towards use of contraceptive methods and conception. The setting is gynaecological ward at Kamuzu Central hospital ...
• Knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of women who use vaginal agents in light of HIV at Kawale health centre. 

  Chimaliro, Spain (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-04)

  Vaginal agents are substances women insert into or apply onto the vagina in order to achieve contraception, cleansing, heighten sexual pleasure or as therapeutic measures. These agents are often traditional and are applied ...
• A study on knowledge, attitude and perception of mothers towards child immunization in Kawale township, Lilongwe. 

  Zoto, Moneko B. (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-29)

  This is a proposal to conduct a study on knowledge, attitude and perception of mothers towards child immunization in Lilongwe district. The findings of this study will help stakeholders, policy makers and government in ...
• Perception, experience and coping of parents following preterm birth and hospitalisation at Kamuzu Central Hospital in Lilongwe. 

  Mwandira, Mervice M. (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2012-11-21)

  This is the research proposal that will be conducted to explore perceptions, experience and coping strategies of parents with preterm birth following birth and hospitalisation. Specifically, the study will be interested ...
• A research proposal on understanding causes of high prevalence of pueperal sepsis at Koche health centre, Mangochi. 

  Mboma, Lusekero (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2013-09-12)

  Puerperal sepsis is one of the major causes of maternal death that accounts for 15 per cent of all maternal deaths in developing countries. This has prompted the researcher to explore causes of high prevalence of puerperal ...
• A research proposal on utilization of patient's rights by prisoners at Zomba Central Hospital. 

  Mshali, Kondwani (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

  The purpose of this study is to assess the utilization of patient's rights by prisoners at Zomba Central Hospital. This study will be conducted at the ward for prisoners at the chosen central hospital. The sample will ...
• A research proposal on, factors that hinder HIV positive youths (18-25 years) from disclosing their Sero-status to parents and sexual partners at Machinga District Hospital. 

  Nkhani, Kennedy (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2012-11-09)

  Many youths globally are being diagnosed with HIV infection posing a danger to the future generation. Globally, young women aged 15-24, have HIV infection rates twice as high as in young men, and account for 22% of ...
• A study on quality of focused antenatal care at Bwaila Antenatal Clinic in Lilongwe. 

  Lungu, Florence Tamandani (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2009-10-05)
• Knowledge and attitudes of mothers of children with severe Pneumonia on oxygen therapy at Lilongwe Central Hospital. 

  Chabwera, Christina (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2005-05-21)

  Many studies have been done on Pneumonia and Oxygen therapy but none has been done on peoples' knowledge and attitudes towards Oxygen therapy. There is a tendency by most Malawian mothers of refusing Oxygen administration ...
• A study on the factors contributing to physical violence against women by their husbands at traditional authority Chikuli, Chile", Blantyre rural. 

  Chirwa, Aphrida S. (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

  One of the greatest barriers to women's economic advancement and the success of broader poverty reduction efforts is the violence that women face routinely. Not only does such violence impede women's ability to live to ...
• Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Mothers of Under Five Children with ARI at QECH, Blantyre, Malawi. 

  Suwedi, Leticia Chimwemwe (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

  Background: Acute respiratory tract infection (ARI) in under five children has been the major cause of morbidity and mortality since 1960's worldwide, developing countries contributing 70% to the burden. 80% of children ...
• Knowledge and Perception Of Women in Kawale on Effects of Vaginal Douching 

  Mgwadira, Jacqueline T (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-31)

  The purpose of this proposal is to investigate women's knowledge and perception on the effects of vaginal douching. It aims at exploring women knowledge of the effects of the practice. This is to enlighten these women ...
• Knowledge and perception of students towards Trichomoniasis at Ekwendem Girls Secondary School. 

  Mtegha, Thandie (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

  Globally, trichomoniasis is less known and receives far less attention. In Malawi, trichomoniasis is very common in girls' boarding secondary schools. The aim of the study is to assess knowledge and perception of students ...
• Knowledge and practice of guardians on care for discharged psychiatric patients at Zomba mental hospita.l 

  Namelo, Mbumba (2010-07-10)

  In psychiatry, families are viewed as key factors in recovery of psychiatric patients. However, guardians of discharged psychiatric patients may lack knowledge on mental illness and how to care for mentally ill clients ...
• Knowledge and perception of tobacco smokers on the risk for hypertension at Kamuzu Central Hospital, Lilongwe Malawi. 

  Kabvala, Josephine (Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, 2010-07-14)

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