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  1. Mastering your fellowship: Part 2, 2026
  2. Mastering your fellowship: Part 3 2026
  3. Introducing the 45-year special collection: Driving innovation in primary care scholarship
  4. Crafting an academic portfolio as a clinician-scholar: Reflections from a Next5 workshop
  5. Burnout in healthcare professionals
  6. Mastering your fellowship: Part 1, 2026
  7. Advancing primary care through equitable research
  8. Exploring options for family medicine subspecialisation in South Africa: A proposed way forward following a national workshop
  9. Rebuttal to: Brief behaviour change counselling in the South African context
  10. Building the next generation of family medicine and primary health care researchers in Africa
  11. Integrating evidence synthesis into doctoral research: A guide for family medicine and primary care
  12. Real-world evidence for primary care: A primer on observational research
  13. From dreamers to doers: Navigating the doctoral journey in family medicine and primary care
  14. Cost-effectiveness analysis in primary care research: A practical guide for early-career researchers
  15. The perceived impact of family medicine leadership training on practice: A qualitative study
  16. Social Determinants Influencing Access to Home Delivery of Medication During the COVID-19 Pandemic for Cape Town Residents Living With Type 2 Diabetes
  17. An approach to heart failure for the public-sector primary care clinician
  18. Mastering your fellowship: Part 3, 2025
  19. Revisiting the Essence of Global Health Partnerships in Family Medicine
  20. Implementation of the patient safety incident guideline in district health services, Western Cape
  21. Celebrating our journal’s commitment to strengthening primary health care research
  22. Mastering your fellowship: Part 4, 2025
  23. Stepping up in clinical governance: The leadership challenge for new family physicians
  24. Mastering your Fellowship: Part 2, 2025
  25. Primary care clinicians’ role in advocating for equitable healthcare access
  26. Transition tips: How can we be better leaders as family physicians?
  27. The critical role of primary care clinicians in the early detection of ocular surface squamous neoplasia
  28. Primary health care strengthening through the lens of healthcare system thinking
  29. Lessons learnt from advocating for family medicine in South Africa
  30. Mastering your fellowship: Part 1, 2025
  31. Impact of pharmacist-prescriber partnerships to track antibiotic prescribing in publicly funded primary care in the Cape Town metropole, South Africa: An implementation study
  32. A baseline audit of post-vasectomy follow-up at three Cape Town district health facilities
  33. The contribution of Specialist Family Physicians to South Africa’s private sector: A position statement
  34. An approach to persons who are not willing to engage in behavioural change
  35. Mastering your fellowship: Part 4, 2024 (Online)
  36. Evaluating the new family medicine internship programmes in the Western Cape, South Africa
  37. Identifying research gaps and priorities for African family medicine and primary health care
  38. The exceptional potential in extending primary care exposure for South African medical interns
  39. Cultivating leaders for primary health care: A revised approach for transformative development
  40. Primary health care has not been prioritised enough
  41. Crafting a compelling curriculum vitae: Navigating the path to professional success
  42. Mastering your fellowship: Part 3, 2024
  43. The views of family physicians on National Health Insurance in Gauteng Province, South Africa
  44. Mastering your fellowship: Part 2, 2024
  45. Family practice research in the African region 2020–2022
  46. Mastering job interview skills for family physicians: Navigating the path to professional success
  47. Myriad untold stories unfolding daily: South Africa’s pursuit of quality primary health care
  48. Mastering your fellowship: Part 1, 2024
  49. Healthcare access for children in a low-income area in Cape Town: A mixed-methods case study
  50. Guiding the emerging primary care researcher: A report of research capacity-building workshop
  51. Medical interns in district health services: an evaluation of the new family medicine rotation in the Western Cape of South Africa
  52. Mastering Your fellowship: Part 4, 2023
  53. Mastering your fellowship: Part 3, 2023
  54. A pragmatic approach to equitable global health partnerships in academic health sciences
  55. Clinical recommendations for chronic musculoskeletal pain in South African primary health care
  56. Mastering your fellowship: Part 2, 2023
  57. Tackling the First COVID-19 Wave at the Cape Town Hospital of Hope: Why Was It Such a Positive Experience for Staff?
  58. Do not lose your patient in translation: Using interpreters effectively in primary care
  59. One World, One Health: A growing need for an integrated global health approach
  60. Mastering Your Fellowship: Part 1, 2023
  61. The outbreak of monkeypox: A clinical overview
  62. Artificial intelligence: A strategic opportunity for enhancing primary care in South Africa
  63. Measuring the impact of community-based interventions on type 2 diabetes control during the COVID-19 pandemic in Cape Town – A mixed methods study
  64. Building the foundation for universal healthcare: Academic family medicine’s ability to train family medicine practitioners to meet the needs of their community across the globe
  65. Erratum: The contribution of family physicians in coordinating care and improving access at district hospitals: The False Bay experience, South Africa
  66. Mastering your fellowship: Part 3, 2022
  67. Embracing complexity in primary care
  68. Mastering your fellowship: Part 2, 2022
  69. A ‘game of dressings’: Strategies for wound management in primary health care
  70. Mastering your fellowship: Part 1, 2022
  71. Tackling the first COVID-19 wave at the Cape Town Hospital of Hope: Why was it such a positive experience for staff?
  72. Two months follow-up of patients with non-critical COVID-19 in Cape Town, South Africa
  73. A COVID-19 field hospital in a conference centre – The Cape Town, South Africa experience
  74. The contribution of family physicians in coordinating care and improving access at district hospitals: The False Bay experience, South Africa
  75. Next5 – A new South African Academy of Family Physicians initiative (‘You didn’t come this far, to only come this far’)
  76. Mastering your fellowship
  77. The family physician as a primary care consultant – the Mossel Bay experience
  78. Strengthening African health systems through outreach and support and values-driven leadership
  79. Mastering your fellowship
  80. The new human resources for health policy supports the need for South African family medicine training programmes to triple their output
  81. Mastering your fellowship
  82. Mastering your fellowship
  83. Mastering your fellowship
  84. The Cape Town International Convention Centre from the inside: The family physicians’ view of the ‛Hospital of Hope’
  85. Mastering your fellowship
  86. The state of family medicine training programmes within the Primary Care and Family Medicine Education network
  87. Mastering your fellowship
  88. The evolving role of family physicians during the coronavirus disease 2019 crisis: An appreciative reflection
  89. Mastering your fellowship
  90. Editorial: Ushering in a new year and reaching out to the next generation of family doctors
  91. Antimicrobial stewardship in rural districts of South Africa: growing a positive culture
  92. The quality of feedback from outpatient departments at referral hospitals to the primary care providers in the Western Cape: a descriptive survey
  93. On being relationship-centred
  94. Implementing and evaluating an e-portfolio for postgraduate family medicine training in the Western Cape, South Africa
  95. Institutional tuberculosis infection control in a rural sub-district in South Africa: A quality improvement study
  96. Evaluating the performance of South African primary care: a cross-sectional descriptive survey
  97. Growing the discipline of family medicine as a counterculture
  98. Mastering your Fellowship
  99. Lifestyle, cardiovascular risk knowledge and patient counselling among selected sub-Saharan African family physicians and trainees
  100. Mastering your Fellowship
  101. The impact of family physician supply on district health system performance, clinical processes and clinical outcomes in the Western Cape Province, South Africa (2011–2014)
  102. Family medicine training in Africa: Views of clinical trainers and trainees
  103. The perceived impact of family physicians on the district health system in South Africa: a cross-sectional survey
  104. The Influence of Family Physicians Within the South African District Health System: A Cross-Sectional Study
  105. The bird’s-eye perspective: how do district health managers experience the impact of family physicians within the South African district health system? A qualitative study
  106. Examining the influence of family physician supply on district health system performance in South Africa: An ecological analysis of key health indicators
  107. Family medicine in South Africa: exploring future scenarios
  108. Towards tailored teaching: using participatory action research to enhance the learning experience of Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship students in a South African rural district hospital
  109. The roles and training of primary care doctors: China, India, Brazil and South Africa
  110. Strengthening primary health care through primary care doctors: the design of a new national Postgraduate Diploma in Family Medicine
  111. South Africa has joined a global initiative for Family Medicine advocacy
  112. International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health: Catalyst for interprofessional education and collaborative practice
  113. African Primary Care Research: Current situation, priorities and capacity building
  114. Equipping family physician trainees as teachers: a qualitative evaluation of a twelve-week module on teaching and learning
  115. A medical audit of the management of cryptococcal meningitis in HIV-positive patients in the Cape Winelands (East) district, Western Cape