Browsing by Author "Maureen Joffe"
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Item The association of HIV status with triplenegative breast cancer in patients with breast cancer in South Africa a crosssectional analysis of caseonly data from a prospective cohort studyJ Duber; AI Neugut; Maureen Joffe; Daniel S O'Neil; Oluwatosin Ayeni; Wenlong Chen; I Buccimazza; S Cacala; Sarah Nietz; Nivashini Murugan; Paul Ruff; Herbert Cubasch; E et alItem Biochemical progression free and overall survival among Black men with stage IV prostate cancer in South Africa Results from a prospective cohort study(WILEY-BLACKWELL) Y Pumpalova; A Ramakrishnan; A Pentz; M May; Shaul Minkowitz; Sean Doherty; Wenlong Chen; Maureen Joffe; E etalItem Breast cancer survival and survival gap apportionment in subSaharan Africa ABCDO a prospective cohort studyV McCormack; F McKenzie; M Foerster; A Zietsman; Herbert Cubasch; Maureen Joffe; E et alItem Clinicopathological characteristics among South African women with breast cancer receiving antiretroviral therapy for HIVBoitumelo Phakathi; Herbert Cubasch; Sarah Nietz; Caroline Dickens; Therese Dix-Peek; Maureen Joffe; A Neugut; J Jacobson; Raquel Duarte; Paul RuffItem Consensus study on factors influencing the academic entrepreneur in a middle-income country’s university enterprise(2023-05-20) Alfred Austin Farrell; James Ashton; WitnessMapanga; Maureen Joffe; Nombulelo Chitha; Mags Beksinska; Wezile Chitha; Ashraf Coovadia; Clare L. Cutland; RobinL. Drennan; Kathleen Kahn; Lizette L. Koekemoer; Lisa K.Micklesfield; JacquiMiot; Julian Naidoo; Maria Papathanasopoulos; Warrick Sive; Jenni Smit; StephenM. Tollman; Martin G. Veller; Lisa J.Ware; Jeffrey Wing; Shane A. NorrisPurpose – This study aims to ascertain the personal characteristics of a group of successful academic entrepreneurs in a South African university enterprise and the prevalent barriers and enablers to their entrepreneurial endeavour. Design/methodology/approach – The authors used a Delphi process to identify and rank the characteristics, enablers, barriers and behaviours of entrepreneurial academics, with a Nominal Group Technique applied to establish challenges they encounter managing their enterprise and to propose solutions. Findings – Perseverance, resilience and innovation are critical personal characteristics, while collaborative networks, efficient research infrastructure and established research competence are essential for success. The university’s support for entrepreneurship is a significant enabler, with unnecessary bureaucracy and poor access to project and general enterprise funding an impediment. Successful academic entrepreneurs have strong leadership, and effective management and communication skills. Research limitations/implications – The main limitation is the small study participant group drawn from a single university enterprise, which complicates generalisability. The study supported the use of Krueger’s (2009) entrepreneurial intentions model for low- and middle-income country (LMIC) academic entrepreneur investigation but proposed the inclusion of mitigators to entrepreneurial activation to recognize contextual deficiencies and challenges.Item Discovery and technical validation of highperformance methylated DNA markers for the detection of cervical lesions at risk of malignant progression in low and middleincome countries(BIOMED CENTRAL LTD) M Fackler; M Pleas; Youran Li; A Soni; Eunice Van Den Berg; Reubina Wadee; Pamela Michelow; Wenlong Chen; Maureen Joffe; E etalItem Disparities in breast cancer survival between women with and without HIV across subSaharan Africa ABC DO a prospective cohort studyS Chasimpha; V McCormack; Herbert Cubasch; Maureen Joffe; A Zietsman; M Galukande; E et alItem Geospatial disparities in survival of patients with breast cancer in subSaharan Africa from the African Breast CancerDisparities in Outcomes cohort ABCDO a prospective cohort studyJoanne Kim; Peter Macharia; V McCormack; M Foerster; Maureen Joffe; Herbert Cubasch; E etalItem Impact of HIV infection on survival among women with stage llll breast cancer results from the south african breast cancer and HIV outcomes studyOluwatosin Ayeni; D O'Neil; YS Pumpalova; Wenlong Chen; Sarah Nietz; Boitumelo Phakathi; Witness Mapanga; Maureen Joffe; Tobias Chirwa; E et al; Paul Ruff; Herbert CubaschItem The impact of Breast Cancer Treatment Delays on Survival Among South African WomenY Pumpalova; Oluwatosin Ayeni; Wenlong Chen; Ines Buccimazza; S Cacala; L Stopforth; H Farrow; Witness Mapanga; Sarah Nietz; Boitumelo Phakathi; Maureen Joffe; Paul Ruff; Herbert Cubasch; E et alItem Treatment guideline concordance initiation and abandonment in patients with nonmetastatic breast cancer from the African Breast CancerDisparities in Outcomes ABCDO cohort in subSaharan Africa a prospective cohort studyM Foerster; V McCormack; B O Anderson; P Boucheron; Herbert Cubasch; Maureen Joffe; E et al