Department of Health Studies

Prof KA Maboe

College of Human Sciences
School of Social Sciences
Department: Health Studies
Professor
Tel: 012 429 2398
Fax: 012 429 6688
E-mail: maboeka@unisa.ac.za

Qualifications

  • DLit et Phil: Unisa 2014 thesis ”Online learning among health studies students in an Open Distance Learning institution: Prospects and challenges for interactivity”
  • MA Cur (Nursing Education): Unisa 2005 dissertation “ Computer-assisted instruction in Nursing Education
  • Hons BA Cur (N.E):Unisa 1994
  • Hons B Cur (Critical Care Nursing Science,  research): University of 
  •   Pretoria 1997
  • BA Cur (Nursing education & Com H.N.S):Unisa 1990
  • Diploma in General nursing: Ga-rankuwa nursing college 1983      
  • Diploma in midwifery: Groothoek hospital 1985
  • Diploma in Nursing administration: Unisa.1995
  • Diploma in business management: Damelin management   College 1998
  • Assessors’ course 2004 College of Educational technology (COLET)
  • More than 10 certificate courses
  • Military training/ Formative course ( A Captain at the Military)
  • P4 isolation course
  • Aviation nursing

Fields of academic interests

  • Health Sciences Education
  • Open Distance Learning
  • Technology enhanced teaching and learning
  • Health Services Management
  • Research
  • Critical Care Nursing Science

Field of Specialisation

  • Health Service Management
  • Nursing Education
  • Critical Care Nursing Science
  • ODL and Technology

Books

  • Maboe KA 2019. Modern Technologies Modern technologies in teaching and learning: socio humanitarian discipline. Book chapter: Students’ support in ODeL context: Students in ODeL. IGI Global. Publisher: IGI Global ISSN 23268905 EISSN 2326-8913.

Journal articles

  • Maboe KA, de Villiers L. 2011.  Computer assisted instruction in nursing education. African Journal and Midwifery. 13 (1):93-104.
  • Maboe KA, Nkosi ZZ & Makoe ME. 2013. Prospects and challenges of learners’ on-line discussion forum in an ODL institution. Journal of Health Sciences. USA. SEPTEMBER 2013.
  • Matlakala, MC, Nkosi, ZZ, Modiba, LM, Dolamo, BL & Maboe KA. 2013. Video Conference teaching at an Open Distance Learning (ODL) University in South Africa: analysis of benefits and drawbacks. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation  and Dance (AJPHERD). Supplement 1 (SEPTEMBER) 2013: 22-31.
  • Maboe KA, Bengtsson, MN & Van Rensburg GH. Analysis of efficiency of Isoniazid Preventive Therapy among Human Immunodeficiency Virus-infected clients. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance (AJPHERD) September 2015 (Supplement 1), pp. 134-146.
  • Maboe KA, Perspectives of higher education students on distance learning interaction.  Progressio 2016 ISSN 0256-8853: 14-32.
  • Maboe KA, Use of online interactive tools in an Open Distance Learning context: Health studies students’: Health Gesondheid Volume 22 December 2017: 221-227.C Marufu and KA Maboe  –Utilisation of Mobile Health in health care facilities: Opportunities and challenges -HEALTH GESONDHEID Volume 22 December 2017:228-234.
  • Maboe KA, 2019. Modern Technologies Modern technologies in teaching and learning: socio humanitarian discipline. Book chapter: Students’ support in ODeL context: Students in ODeL. IGI Global. Publisher:IGI Global ISSN 23268905 EISSN 2326-8913.
  • N Tomas, Maboe KA, & Mamahlodi MT. 2019. Factors associated with nurses’ negative behaviour at a Public Health facility in Namibia. Global Journal of Health Sciences volume 11 (11): ISSN 1916-9736 E-ISSN 1916-9744.
  • CC Mazuba, Maboe KA, & ADH Botha.2020. Sexual activity, knowledge of Contraceptives use among Females choosing Termination of Pregnancy at a Provincial Clinic in South Africa. Global Journal of Health Sciences volume 12 (1): ISSN:1916-9736, E-ISSN:1916-9744.
  • Shabani O & Maboe KA, 2019. Utilisation of Open and Distance eLearning students support services by Post -graduates students in an Open and Distance eLearning institution. DOI:10.34190/EER.190013. Proceedings of the 18th European Conference on eLearning ,ECEL 2019, Aalborg University Copenhagen, Denmark 7-8 November 2019 pp 691-694. EBook ISBN: 978-1-912764-41-9.Book version: 978-1-912 764-42-6.

Paper presentations

  • Oral presentation titled “Computer assisted instruction in nursing education” Greece 2010 at the International Conference of distance learning.
  • Oral presentation titled “Learners’ prospects and challenges of on-line interactivity in an ODL institution” at Boksburg 2013 Nurse Education Association (NEA)National conference.
  • Oral presentation titled “Interacting together on-line – Heath Studies students’ perspective” at the University of Pretoria 2014 - National Association of Distance Education and Open Leaning of South Africa (NADEOSA) conference.
  • Poster presentation titled “Technology use in learning and teaching: Higher Education student’s perspective” at International Conference of Distance Education (ICDE) at Sun City South Africa 14-16 October 2015.
  • Poster presentation titled “Students let’s communicate together online” at Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) conference 7-11 November 2015 at Las Vegas USA.
  • Oral presentation titled “ODL versus learners’ perception on interactivity “2nd International conference on Virtual Reality Chengdu China 20-23 May   2016.
  • Oral presentation titled “Health services Management students’ interactivity in an ODL context international conference in DUBAI 9-11 April 2018.
  • Poster presentation titled “Mobile health use by medical doctors in a Zimbabwean health care facility” Annual Nurse Education conference Hilton hotel Sandton 5-7 September 2018.

Professional positions, fellowships & awards

  • Member: South African Nursing Council (SANC)
  • Member: Democratic Nurisng Organisation of South Africa (DENOSA)
  • Member: National Association of Distance Education Organizations of SA (NADEOSA)
  • Member: Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI)
  • Ambassador Unisa to Nurse Education Association (NEA), Pretoria branch

Projects

  • Community Engagement Research