SF Journal of Family Medicine
Published articles in this issue
Abstract: The aim of this study was to explore the relationship between family health culture and the health behaviour of young people, using a cross-sectional survey of 379 children and young adults aged between 14-25 years. Results show that SES, mother’s education
Abstract: Objectives: The lack of professional healthcare support can exacerbate negative emotions, making it extremely difficult for women to cope following miscarriage. This study sought to further understand the experiences of women who miscarry in relation to the healthcare support they received.
Abstract: Introduction: Patient satisfaction may be defined as a representation of attitude, emotion and perception towards health services provided. It may be measured using tools such as patient satisfaction surveys thereby allowing healthcare provider to improve their quality of service.
Abstract: Introduction: Depression is a common mental disorder among the general population. According to WHO, people with depression is experiencing boredom in things they usually enjoy, loss of capability in self-care and have long standing period of sadness?
Abstract: Introduction: Non communicable disease is increasing in trend and becoming one of significant major global problem that involves all strata of population including the aborigines. In fact, the prevalence might be higher in this population due to lack of access for regular screening