EXPLORING MULTIPLE JOB HOLDING PRACTICES OF ACADEMICS IN PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING INSTITUTIONS FROM THREE SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA COUNTRIES: DRIVERS, IMPACT, AND REGULATION

Background: The paper examines external multiple job holding practices in public health training institutions based in prominent public universities in three sub-Saharan Africa countries (Rwanda, Ethiopia, Mozambique).Objective: The study aims to contribute to broadening understanding about multiple job holding (nature and scale, drivers and reason

In 2004, the four Welsh archaeological trusts began an assessment of the Iron Age hillforts, promontory forts and defended enclosures and enclosed farmsteads, grant-aided by Cadw, as part of a continuing programme of threat-related assessments.Following completion of the assessment in 2008, it was considered that the accumulated information was of

Free-living anaerobic ciliates are of considerable interest from an ecological and an evolutionary standpoint.Extraordinary tentacle-bearing predatory lineages have evolved independently MSM several times within the phylum Ciliophora, including two rarely encountered anaerobic litostomatean genera, Legendrea and Dactylochlamys.In this study, we sig

The latest research conducted by De Jong (2014) indicated that only a few European academic dictionaries, among over one hundred and fifty, use pictorial illustrations.On the other hand, it has been mentioned several times in the literature (related to both printed and electronic reference works) that visual content makes a general dictionary more