Free paper sessions are those sessions where delegates present their research papers, including research completed as part of postgraduate programs.
These sessions will make the conference more inclusive by allowing applications from rural health professionals from various backgrounds doing different kinds of research and needing an international forum to present their paper.

Free Paper Sessions

Abstract Id Abstract Title Country Organization/Institution Presenting Author 
Ubuntu002 Identifying factors that really matter: Improving the recruitment and retention of pharmacists to support rural communities Australia University of Southern Queensland Daniel Terry
Ubuntu013 Establishing a Novel Diagnostic Framework Using Handheld Point-of-Care Focused-Echocardiography (HoPE) for Acute Left-Sided Cardiac Valve Emergencies: A Bayesian Approach for Emergency Physicians in Resource-Limited Settings South Africa University of KwaZulu-Natal Kamlin Ekambaram
Ubuntu022 Responsibility Gap(s) Due to the Introduction of AI in Healthcare: An Ubuntu-Inspired Approach Belgium Department of Philosophy and Moral Sciences, Ghent University Brandon Ferlito
Ubuntu028 Clinical Education in physiotherapy: The experiences of final year students at the University of Cape Town South Africa University of Cape Town Nastassia Martin
Ubuntu032 Developing indicators for monitoring and evaluating the primary healthcare approach in health sciences education at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, using a Delphi technique South Africa University of Cape Town Mohammed Ishaaq Datay
Ubuntu048 Improving the number of Women in leadership positions to enhance health service delivery at Dilchora General Hospital in Eastern Ethiopia Ethiopia Jhpiego Ethiopia, Health Workforce Improvement Program (HWIP) Fikadu Asrat
Ubuntu050 After action review of the COVID-19 pandemic response and lessons that can be used for TB management in North West province, South Africa south africa sefako makgatho health sciences university Indiran Govender
Ubuntu055 Awareness and attitude about mental illness in the rural population of India: A mixed method study India Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Kaustubh Kulkarni
Ubuntu056 Effects of Implementation of Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (AMSP) in a Tertiary Care Rural Hospital. India Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Vidhvat Vijay
Ubuntu060 In situ simulation as a tool to educate rural health teams in emergency medicine Norway Norwegian Centre for Rural Medicine Magnus Hjortdahl
Ubuntu062 Medical students’ views on what professionalism means: an Ubuntu perspective South Africa University of Witwatersrand Mantoa Mokhachane
Ubuntu079 WHO’s SkinNTDs App: Assessment of a Capacity building tool including Artificial Intelligence for Frontline Health Workers in African context Catalonia Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Carme Carrion
Ubuntu107 Supporting Community Health Workers as Vaccine Educators: Assessing the Impact of a Digital Training and Patient-facing Chatbot Intervention on Vaccination Rates in Kenya United States University of California, San Francisco Nadia Hemmat
Ubuntu117 Stakeholder wellbeing during workplace-based learning in Health Professions Education Programmes: A scoping review South Africa Cape Peninsula University of Technology Lizel Hudson
Ubuntu118 Enhancing Rural Healthcare through the Rural Resident Medical Officer Cadetship: A Longitudinal Study Australia NSW Rural Doctors Network Richard Colbran
Ubuntu153 Embedding SDG through our research. A case study from a local university in South Africa South Africa University of the Western Cape Qanita Bassier
Ubuntu156 Enhancing Rural Emergency Care: SurgeCon’s Impact Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland Christopher Patey
Ubuntu157 Nan’s Kitchen Party Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland Christopher Patey
Ubuntu172 Curriculum change to prepare graduates for public health optometry: The danger of a single story. South Africa Cape Peninsula University of Technology/University of Cape Town Prasidh Ramson
Ubuntu179 Rural WONCA Albuquerque Statement on the leadership role of the nurse: Update and way forward United Kingdom University of South Wales Joyce Kenkre
Ubuntu190 NEGOTIATING THE TRANSITIONS FROM STUDENT TO HEALTH PROFESSIONAL – RESULTS FROM A LONGITUDINAL STUDY South Africa University of Cape Town Steve Reid
Ubuntu192 AN INTERNATIONAL LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH PROJECT INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG ADULTS IN SOUTH AFRICA: MANAGING ATTRITION South Africa University of the Western Cape Casey Botha
Ubuntu211 Reconceptualising resilience: Ubuntu, home and community care South Africa Stellenbosch University Gubela Mji
Ubuntu215 Investigating the impact and problematic aspects of European volunteer initiatives in promoting community wellness on African Continent Italy University of the Western Cape Maria Antonia Delli Gatti
Ubuntu227 Identifying Alcohol Consumption Pattern in Aboriginal Population: A Qualitative Study on Alcohol Use in Taiwan Taiwan Puli Christian hospital Ping-Jui Yu
Ubuntu232 Applying a Social Determinants of Health Lens Health Systems Strengthening to Improve Outcomes Belgium Training for Health Equity Network: THEnet Björg Pálsdóttir
Ubuntu236 Cultivating a Socially Accountable Workforce: Examining Medical School Learning Environment through Alumni Experiences Canada University of Saskatchewan Harini Aiyer
Ubuntu241 “Rural Resilience: Navigating Healthcare Challenges in Tolima’s Countryside” Colombia Univesidad de La Sabana – Universidad del Tolima Francisco Lamus
Ubuntu244 Exploring spaces to support health professions educators – an innovative, collaborative interprofessional initiative South Africa Ukwanda Centre for Rural Health, Department of Global Health, Stellenbosch University Jacqui Couper
Ubuntu246 Queensland’s 2005 ‘Roma agreement’: still relevant after two decades? Australia Queensland Health Tarun Sen Gupta
Ubuntu267 Private Partnership to Improve Community Participation and Relevance of Medical Students: University of Ilorin COBES and Ajumobi Foundation Collaboration Experience NIGERIA COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN, ILORIN, NIGERIA Abiodun Adeniran
Ubuntu279 Shaping the future rural healthcare landscape: perspectives of young healthcare professionals South Africa Stellenbosch University Innocentia Lediga
Ubuntu282 COVID-19 Preparedness and Response in Rural and Remote Areas: Lessons from a Scoping Review. South Africa Stellenbosch University Selvan Naidoo
Ubuntu285 Introducing the Mmogo-method for enhancing active participation in Community-Based Research projects South Africa UWC Faculty Community Health Science Ansie Kitching
Ubuntu290 Ethical Challenges in Healthcare Recruitment and Migration: The Imperative for Global Standards and Stronger Accountability United States of America CGFNS International Mukul Bakhshi
Ubuntu292 Attracting and Retaining Doctors in Rural Areas: Developing A Prediction Model for Long-Term Rural Practice (LTRP) Australia The University of Queensland Srinivas Kondalsamy Chennakesavan
Ubuntu300 Creating vaccine uptake in Yemen: Studying the determinants of refusal, hesitancy and influencers on vaccine uptake Yemen Hadhramout University Abdulla Bin-Ghouth
Ubuntu305 A typology of transformative Community Engaged Teaching and Learning at Higher Education Institutions in South Africa: A multi-methods study Lesotho University of Western Cape Fungai Muzeya
Ubuntu313 Global Women and Children’s Health and Rights: Teaching and Learning with Female Students in Afghanistan United States Afghan Female Student Outreach/Women and Health Together for the Future/University of Connecticut School of Medicine Judy Lewis
Ubuntu315 Educational methodologies for the prevention and control of Dengue in school Colombia Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas Santiago Garzón
Ubuntu317 Emergency medical transport in British Columbia: Narrative stories from providers, decision-makers and patients in rural, remote and Indigenous communities Canada Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) Alison James
Ubuntu318 Type 2 Diabetes Remission in Rural Communities: An application of community engagement Canada Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) Alison James
Ubuntu319 Exploring intergenerational trauma experienced by mothers who use substances in low-income communities in the Western Cape. South Africa University of the Western Cape Kitso Setswe
Ubuntu320 Research gaps and priorities for African primary health care – building local knowledge and evidence for health policy and education South Africa University of Cape Town Klaus Von Pressentin
Ubuntu325 A Framework for the Expansion of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Support Services in the Western Cape: Towards Societal Well-Being South Africa Western Cape Goverment Health And Wellness Nousheena Firfirey
Ubuntu328 Taking it forward: The perceived influence of undergraduates’ practical interprofessional education on their interprofessional collaborative practice during their first year of work. South Africa Stellenbosch University Jana Muller
Ubuntu330 Exploring rural health training needs for postgraduate studies South Africa Ukwanda Centre for Rural Health, Stellenbosch University Amanda Msindwana
Ubuntu339 Attrition after compulsory community service: possible reasons affecting clinicians’ decision to remain or leave the South African public service. South Africa Rural Rehabilitation South Africa (RuReSA) Kate Sherry
Ubuntu343 Using the health labour market analysis (HLMA) to improve health workforce policies to achieve equitable health care in Tajikistan Denmark WHO Europe Sulakshana Nandi
Ubuntu344 Building resilient health systems in conflict affected regions with a focus on human resources for health: Case of Bastar in central India Denmark WHO Europe Sulakshana Nandi
Ubuntu352 Effectiveness of four-arm intervention in preventing maternal and perinatal mortality in Kimpese Health Zone, Democratic Republic of the Congo DR Congo Department of Family Medicine, Protestant University of Congo Patrick Ntontolo
Ubuntu359 Community-Based Health Literacy Programs during COBES Posting for Medical Undergraduates at University of Ilorin: Activities and Impact on Training Nigeria College of Health Sciences, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria Abiodun Adeniran