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ISSN 1025-1715
At a glance
Vol. 28, 2025October 27, 2026 CAT

Learning Health Systems: At a glance

Emma-Louise Mackie,
Editors: Lucy Gilson, Nonhlanhla Nxumalo
learning health systemknow-do-gapimplementation scienceinstitutionalisationinnovationhealth systemgood pratice
Copyright Logoccby-nc-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.61473/001c.172961

Articles in Vol. 28, 2025

Vol. 28, 2025
  • Editorial
    Lucy GilsonNonhlanhla Nxumalo
  • Learning Health Systems: At a glance
    Emma-Louise Mackie
  • Introduction: Foreword, Contents and Acknowledgements
    Health Systems Trust
  • Health and related indicators: assessing the data foundation of a learning health system
    Noluthando NdlovuMaanda MudauKirsty McDonaldLesibana MalingaMatome Mokganya
  • Fostering a learning health system: emerging insights from the Western Cape, South Africa
    Amy L CollyerInneke LaenenDamian HackingKaren JenningsNatacha BerkowitzAurelie NelsonBridgette PrinceDavid Pienaar
  • End-user perceptions and stakeholder experiences of implementing a mobile health application in Ekurhuleni Health District, South Africa
    Yarumia NdombiHarsha SomarooLeena Thomas
  • Evaluation of the pilot implementation of an integrated chronic disease clinical stationery and comprehensive screening checklist in Ekurhuleni, South Africa, 2022–2023
    Sayuri PillayRonel KellermanNeetha ErumedaJohn MusondaAfolake AmoduJoyce MusondaOzoemena IbeziakoAstrid KouatchoShanal NairLeena Susan Thomas
  • Towards institutionalising participatory learning for community mobilisation in primary health care: evidence from community health worker training in rural South Africa
    Lucia D'AmbruosoCheryl NelsonJennifer HoveKnowme NkalangaMaria MambaneMikateko TembaHajara AbukabarJerry SigudlaGerhard GoosenSophie WitterStephen Tollman
  • Steps towards establishing a learning health system at the sub-district level: Healthy Futures South Africa
    Steve ReidKatie BradleyRuth CornickSikhulile KhozaJohn LotzPatti OlckersLuke ProfittTasleem RasKaneez SayedKlaus B von PressentinTracey Naledi
  • Establishing a good practices repository to support health system learning in South Africa: methods, implementation processes and lessons learnt
    Mashudu MthethwaMaryam B RumaneyMichael BurnettNtombifuthi BloseZinhle MtwaneNoluthando Ndlovu
  • Health system learning through responsiveness mechanisms in the Cape Winelands District health system: a descriptive qualitative study
    Mokhantso SekhesaJill Olivier
  • Sustaining collaborative research in nursing and health care: reflections on six South African case studies
    Geertien Christelle BoersemaGisela H Van Rensburg
  • Developing a community of practice in health professions education: reflections from the Africa HPE ECHO project
    Fatima SulemanJacqui CouperIan CouperPetra Brysiewicz
  • Community-oriented primary care and complexity theory in practice: a case study in the Northern Cape and Limpopo
    Wayne RenkinJohannes F M Hugo
  • The whole is greater than the sum of the parts: insights into resilient, well performing, quality improvement teams for maternal and neonatal health care in South Africa before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic
    Willem OdendaalAmeena GogaMark TomlinsonHelen SchneiderYages SinghSolange MiandaShuaib KauchaliCaroll MarshallYogan PillayManala MakuaTerusha ChettyXanthe Hunt
  • Digital engagement, feasibility, and acceptability of a virtual mentorship programme for midwives following antenatal ultrasound training
    Louisa Boledi SeopelaLiesl AnnandaleRonald MosweuHelen MulolChenai MlanduKopano DubeThemba ChaukeJoyce MakgathoKeneilwe MotimeleVusani TshivhaseLutfiyya KhanJoyce MahuntsiPalesa MatlalaSachita ShahKevin BergmanUte Feucht
  • Learning health systems and simulation in audiology training in South Africa
    Dhanashree PillaySelavarani Moodley
  • The role of higher education and research in addressing the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons for the future
    Arina SibandaGrace Ese-osa IdahosaChristiaan Beyers Brink
  • Rooting gender-affirming health care within the public health sector
    Marion StevensLiberty MatthyseGita NovemberTracey NalediElma de Vries
  • Cyber resilience in public health: a narrative case study of the Aurum Institute ransomware attack
    Jacqueline PatersonCristian PieterseKhangwelo MulaudziDavid A Clark
  • An approach to improving the climate resilience and environmental sustainability of primary care facilities in Cederberg sub-district
    Robert MashKiran JobanputraChristian LokotolaPatricia Nayna Schwerdtle
SOUTH AFRICAN HEALTH REVIEW
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Mackie EL. Learning Health Systems: At a glance. SOUTH AFRICAN HEALTH REVIEW. 2026;28. doi:10.61473/001c.172961
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