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You will find below the elements identified by the HONcode team at a precise date to justify the respect of the 8 ethical principles.
The content of this certificate has been collected and written by the Health On the Net Foundation (HON) and should not be used without previous permission granted by HON. A request for permission can be sent to:
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| 1. Information must be authoritative |
The main participants are:
* Sustained/funded by: Medical Research Council of South Africa (MRC), that is partly funded by SA Dept of Health (DOH);
* University of Cape Town (UCT);
* University of the Western Cape (UWC);
* University of Stellenbosch (SUN);
* Initial funder: SA Dept of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology (DACST), now Dept of Science and Technology.
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2. Presentation of the site
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SA HealthInfo is a research knowledge translation tool and service to support innovation and improved decision-making in southern African health sectors.
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The Web site is intended for scientists, health Professionals and others interested in health information.
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| Purpose of the website
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* The content provided or information retrieved via our links to other sites is not intended to be a substitute for medical examination.
* Internet users are encouraged to be careful when using medical information. If you are unsure about your medical condition, consult a physician.
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| 3. Confidentiality |
Details that an individual submits for registration purposes will be treated confidentially. The SAHealthInfo consortium will use it for further development of this venture only.
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| 4. Information must be documented: Referenced and dated |
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Malaria still a flying threat in Africa
Medical Research Council - Media statement
28 April 2009
Source:World Malaria Report 2008. WHO. [Online]
Available: http://www.who.int/malaria/wmr2008
Accessed: 23 April 2009.
Author: Portia Motheo, Web and Media Technologies, eHealth Research and Innovation Platform
Article approved by: Professor Anthony Mbewu
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Updated: 09-Sep-2011
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| 6. User support and adequation |
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| 7. Disclosure of funding sources |
SAHealthInfo is a South African government-initiated project. During the period 1999-2001 it received funding from the Innovation Fund, administered by the Department of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. It subsequently received financial backing by the South African Medical Research Council (MRC).
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| 8. Advertising policy |
This health knowledge network is not used as a source for advertising, therefore no advertisements are accepted.
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