OBGYN.net International Representative - South Africa

James McIntyre, MD

Email: James.McIntyre@obgyn.net

General

Name : James Alasdair McIntyre
Date of Birth : 9 May 1956
Place of Birth : Harare, Zimbabwe (then called Salisbury, Rhodesia)

Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
Baragwanath Hospital, P.O. Bertsham. 2103.
Telephone Hospital: (+27-11) 938-1534.
Fax Hospital: (+27-11) 938-1534

Education

Professional experience

Current position :

Senior Specialist in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Currently employed as a Senior Specialist (Consultant)/Lecturer in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Baragwanath Hospital. This is a senior consultant position in the department. Baragwanath Hospital is the major referral hospital for the estimated three million population of Soweto, outside Johannesburg, South Africa. The Maternity hospital delivers complicated pregnancies (17 000 women per year) and the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology works in liaison with 10 midwife delivery units in the township, which deliver a further 12 000 uncomplicated cases.

Special responsibilities within the Department include supervision of the daily management of the maternity unit and a large proportion of departmental administration. Duties include regular obstetric ultrasound scanning sessions, co-ordinating the care of HIV positive women within the department and running an antenatal clinic for HIV positive women, in addition to labour ward and clinic duties.

The post also involves teaching 4th, 5th and 6th year medical students during their time in the department, organising and chairing a weekly post-graduate Journal Club, co-ordinating weekly post-graduate meetings and organising the Annual Departmental Research Day.

Responsibility for community obstetrics and gynaecology areas within the department has also led to a wider involvement in Reproductive Health issues including liaison with other departments within the university, other organisations and wide media contact including newspaper, television and radio interviews on subjects such as AIDS and abortion.

Co-Director of the Reproductive Health Research Unit
As Co-Director of the RHRU, I am jointly responsible for the activities of the Unit, in research, training and policy development in reproductive health.

The Baragwanath Reproductive Health Research Unit was formed by Dr Helen Rees and Dr James McIntyre in 1994 to provide a centre for relevant reproductive health research. It is a joint unit of the Baragwanath Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department and the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Chamber Health, Housing and Urbanisation Department.

The unit aims to conduct research-with-action programmes which will influence and develop reproductive health services within the Johannesburg/Soweto urban area, and can serve as models for the country, and to develop appropriate training materials for the country, in collaboration with international agencies. The unique structure and position with access to primary care services in the city and the hospital services will enable significant health systems and service development research.

The Unit initiated and organised the 1st Reproductive Health Priorities conference in 1994 and the 2nd conference in August 1995. The Unit also co-ordinated the World Health Organisation/SA Assessment of Family Planning service in 1994.

Co-Director, Perinatal HIV Research Unit
The Baragwanath Perinatal HIV Research Unit is a joint Research Unit of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Paediatrics of the University of the Witwatersrand at Baragwanath. The Research Unit developed from a combined Perinatal HIV Clinic for mothers and children with HIV, initiated by myself in 1991 and run in conjunction with Dr Glenda Gray. The Research Unit was formalised in 1995 and is collaborating with UNAIDS, The Institute for Child Health in London, the European Collaborative Study of Children Born to HIV Positive Mothers and several other international and South African AIDS researchers. The Unit is one of five centres in Africa collaborating on a major UNAIDS research project on vertical transmission of HIV.

Professional & hospital committees

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Current research and areas of special interest:

Invited papers and Invited conference chair:

  1. The role of the Gynaecologist in child sexual abuse, Symposium on Sexual Abuse in Children, Dept. Community Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, 1988.
  2. Chairman, Session on Obstetric Care, Association for Childbirth and Parenthood National Conference on Family Health, Durban, August 1990.
  3. AIDS in Obstetrics : Invited paper, AIDS Symposium for Nursing staff, Baragwanath Hospital, 30 August 1990.
  4. Implications of AIDS for Obstetrics & Gynaecology, AIDS Symposium for Doctors, Baragwanath Hospital, 30 March 1991.
  5. Chairman, Session on AIDS in Obstetrics, Association for Childbirth and Parenthood Symposium on AIDS, Johannesburg, May 1991.
  6. AIDS Update : Invited talk, Symposium for paramedical staff, Baragwanath Hospital, June 1991.
  7. Caesarean Sections : Are they Necessary ? : Invited paper for Childbirth Educators, Johannesburg NCEPA, June 1991.
  8. AIDS in Obstetrics : Invited talk, Continuing Medical Education Committee of Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Natal and Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, Durban, July 1991.
  9. AIDS in Women : Invited paper, Symposium on Development of a clinical case definition of AIDS in South Africa, AIDS Unit of Department of National Health, Baragwanath, August 1991.
  10. AIDS and abortion : Invited paper at Legal and ethical issues in AIDS symposium of the AIDS Unit, Dept. of National Health, 1991.
  11. AIDS in Obstetrics : Invited paper. International Infection Control conference, Johannesburg Sun, March 1992.
  12. Injectable Contraceptives : the controversy : Guest Speaker, Annual General Meeting of the Planned Parenthood Association, Lenasia Branch. 22 May 1992.
  13. AIDS in Women : Invited paper at Southern Life conference on "AIDS in the Townships", August 1992.
  14. Menstrual Disorders : Invited talk, Warner Parke Davis Medical Specialists Meeting, Magaliesburg, 26 August 1992.
  15. Menorrhagia : Invited talk, Adcock Ingram staff training meeting, Johannesburg, January 1993.
  16. Primary Care management of menorrhagia. Soweto Community Health Centres CME Meeting. 18 March 1993
  17. AIDS in women. Baragwanath Hospital AIDS Update. 25 March 1993
  18. AIDS, Gynaecology and the Operating Professional. Medical Association of South Africa conference, Sun City, 20 March 1993.
  19. Critical points on caring for the HIV positive mother and her baby. Institute for Nursing, University of Natal, 20 October 1993
  20. HIV care integrated with NGO's: the Baragwanath experience. Time to Act Symposium, World AIDS Day, Johannesburg City Council, December 1993.
  21. AIDS in pregnancy. Association for Childbirth & Parenthood Symposium, Johannesburg 11 February 1994.
  22. HIV in women South African Academy of Family Practice/Primary Care. HIV Course, 16 March 1994
  23. AIDS in women. College of Primary Care Physicians and Pharmaceutical Society of Zimbabwe Congress, Leopard Rock, Zimbabwe, 23 May 1994
  24. Pills, potions and probes: Management of menorrhagia. College of Primary Care Physicians and Pharmaceutical Society of Zimbabwe Congress, Leopard Rock, Zimbabwe, 23 May 1994
  25. Keynote Opening speech. PPASA AIDS in the Workplace Conference, Cape Town 27 June 1994
  26. Risk of HIV transmission to Health Care Workers. 2nd Legal Rights and AIDS Conference, Johannesburg 8 Jul;y 1994
  27. Antenatal Care. Association for Childbirth & Parenthood Symposium, Johannesburg 16 July 1994
  28. Safety precautions working with HIV. Students HIV Action Committee symposium, University of the Witwtatersrand, 22 July 1994
  29. AIDS and women. NACOSA East Rand AIDS Forum, Benoni, 23 July 1994
  30. Antibiotics in pregnancy. South African Society for Obstetrics and Gynaecology Congress, Sun City 9 August 1994
  31. HIV in South Africa Update. South African Society for Obstetrics and Gynaecology Congress, Sun City 10 August 1994
  32. Counselling about HIV in pregnancy. South African Society for Obstetrics and Gynaecology Congress, Sun City 10 August 1994
  33. AIDS Update. Southern Life Women's Forum, Johannesburg, 25 October 1994
  34. AIDS in women: Invited Talk, East Rand NACOSA AIDS Forum, Benoni, 27 January 1995
  35. Medical Disorders related to AIDS in Pregnancy. Invited Talk, Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists South African Council Symposium, Johannesburg, 3 April 1995.
  36. HIV in Women and Children: the risks and the problems. AIDS in the Workplace symposium, PPASA, Johannesburg 21 August 1995
  37. Vaginal candidiasis and HIV. Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Symposium, 14 September 1995
  38. HIV in pregnancy in Africa. State of the Art in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and G-U Medicine, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, University of London, London, November 1995
  39. The management of eclampsia, State of the Art Meeting in Intensive Care, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, University of London, London, December 1995
  40. HIV prevention in Africa. American Medical Association Pre-World AIDS Conference seminar. Vancouver July 1996
  41. HIV and Contraception. Family Planning Update semionar, Johannesburg , August 1996
  42. HIV Update. Association for Childbirth and Parenthood Seminar, Johannesburg, August 1996
  43. Dual Use vs Dual Purpose: Contraception in the age of AIDS. Family Health Internatioonal and RHRU Pre-conference seminar on HIV and Contraceoption, PAFMACH Conference, Johannesburg, September 1996
  44. Keynote talk: HIV transmission from mother to child. PAFMACH Conference, Johannesburg September 1996
  45. HIV in South Africa. ISSP Meetimng on HIV,. STDs and Contraception, Nairobi, September 1996
  46. HIV and Contraception. JC Coetzee lecture. Zimbabwe Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Bulawayo, October 1996
  47. HIV in pregnancy. Dept Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Mpilo Hospital, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, October 1996
  48. HIV in pregnancy, Department Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Harare Hospital, Zimbabwe, October 1996
  49. Mother to Child transmisison of HIV. Department Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Harare Hospital, Zimbabwe, October 1996
  50. HIV and Contraception. JC Coetzee lecture, Zimbabwe Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Harare, October 1996
  51. One World, One Hope. Standard Bank, Johannesburg , November 1996

Papers and addresses presented :

  1. Teenage Pregnancy at Coronation Hospital, Priorities in Perinatal Care, 6th Annual Conference, 1986.
  2. Prenatal Care in the Johannesburg Area, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University of the Witwatersrand, Annual Research Day 1986.
  3. Routine Prenatal Care in the Johannesburg Area, Priorities in Perinatal Care, 7th Annual Conference, 1987.
  4. The Baragwanath Experience with prosthetic heart valves in pregnancy, South African Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 24th Congress, 1988.
  5. Obstetricians' & Paediatricians' perceptions of the stressfulness of perinatal events, 8th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care in South Africa, Empakweni, 1989
  6. Obstetricians' perceptions of the stressfulness of perinatal events, 9th International conference of Psychosomatic Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1989.
  7. Follow up of children using routine hospital records : a pilot study of the Birth To Ten Project, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Annual Research Day, Johannesburg, 1989
  8. Pilot studies of the Birth to Ten project, Department of Paediatrics Annual Research Day, Johannesburg 1989.
  9. Obstetricians' perceptions of the stressfulness of perinatal events, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Annual Research Day, 1989.
  10. Caesarean Section - saving lives or making money ? 10th Priorities in Perinatal Care conference, Eastern Transvaal, March 1991.
  11. Preferences for birth companions in urban Black women in Soweto.10th Priorities in Perinatal Care Conference, Eastern Transvaal, March 1991.
  12. Obstetric Outcome and Perinatal survival in the Birth to Ten Birth Cohort Study. 1st International Conference of Primary Care Obstetrics and Perinatal Care, s'Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, March 1991.
  13. Preferences for birth companions in urban Black women in Soweto. 1st International Conference of Primary Care Obstetrics and Perinatal Care, s'Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, March 1991.
  14. AIDS in Obstetrics :The Baragwanath experience 1988 - 1990, XIII World Conference of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Singapore, September 1991.
  15. Integrating Psychology and Obstetrics for Medical Students, XIII World Conference of Gynaecology and Obstetrics , Singapore , September 1991 (Poster).
  16. Women's preferences for birth companions in Soweto, XIII World Conference of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Singapore, September 1991 (Poster).
  17. Changes in AIDS awareness in pregnant women in Soweto - 1988 - 1991, XIII World Conference of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Singapore, September 1991 (presented by co author, Dr J M Russell).
  18. Factors associated with HIV infection in pregnancy at Baragwanath, Priorities in Perinatal Care 11th Annual conference, Caledon, March 1992.
  19. "And then there were ...... " - Enrolment and loss in the Birth to Ten Study 1990 - 1991, (Poster), Priorities in Perinatal Care 11th Annual Conference, Caledon, March 1992.
  20. HIV infection in pregnancy - the Baragwanath experience, 1988 - 1991, (Poster),Priorities in Perinatal Care 11th Annual Conference, Caledon, March 1992.
  21. An audit of referrals to Baragwanath Maternity Hospital, (Poster) Priorities in Perinatal Care 11th Annual Conference, Caledon, March 1992.
  22. HIV and AIDS in pregnancy. Baragwanath 50 Years On Congress, Johannesburg, November 1992.
  23. Antenatal and Delivery Care in the Birth to Ten Study. MRC/Wits Birth to Ten Project Research Day, Johannesburg 3 & 13 March 1993
  24. Characteristics and pregnancy outcome of HIV positive women at Baragwanath Maternity, Priorities in Perinatal Care 12th Annual Conference, Mont aux Sources, March 1993.
  25. AIDS in Pregnancy Video. Priorities in Perinatal Care 12th Annual Conference, Mont aux Sources, March 1993.
  26. Knowledge and behaviour of HIV positive and HIV negative women in Soweto, South Africa, 2nd International Conference on HIV in Children and Mothers, Edinburgh, September, 1993.
  27. Characteristics and pregnancy outcome of HIV positive women at Baragwanath maternity hospital - 1992. 9th International Conference on AIDS and STDs in Africa, Marrakesh, December 1993.
  28. Sex, STD's and AIDS: Attitudes and risks of unbooked pregnant women. 13th Priorities in Perinatal Care Conference, Rustenberg, March 1994
  29. Antenatal Patients knowledge of their medical condition and attitude to treatment at Baragwanath Hospital, 13th Priorities in Perinatal Care Conference, Rustenberg, March 1994
  30. Sex, STD's and AIDS: women's knowledge and behaviour. 1st Reproductive Health priorities Conference, Rustenberg, June 1994
  31. HIV in pregnancy at Baragwanath Hospital. World Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (FIGO), Montreal, 27 September 1994.
  32. HIV in pregnancy Video, World Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (FIGO) , Montreal, 28 September 1994
  33. The Impact of the free antenatal care service at Baragwanath Hospital, 14th Priorities in Perinatal Care Conference, Golden Gate, March 1995.
  34. Maternal and obstetrical factors in mother to child transmission of HIV at Baragwanath hospital., 1st conference of the Maternal Fetal Society, Cape Town, April 1995
  35. Mother to Child Transmission of HIV. British Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Dublin, 1995
  36. AIDS in pregnancy video. British Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Dublin, 1995
  37. The impact of free antenatal care at Baragwanath. (Poster) British Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Dublin, 1995
  38. Hospital Management of Incomplete Abortion in the MRC National Incomplete Abortion Study, 2nd Reproductive Health Priorities Conference, Wild Coast, August 1995
  39. HIV and syphilis serology in pregnant women at Baragwanath Hospital (Poster), 10th International Congress on AIDS and STDs in Africa, Kampala, December 1995
  40. Maternal and obstetrical factors in mother to child transmission of HIV at Baragwanath hospital, 10th International Congress on AIDS and STDs in Africa, Kampala, December 1995
  41. Caring for HIV positive pregnant women: social support and medical care at Baragwanath hospital (Poster), 10th International Congress on AIDS and STDs in Africa, Kampala, December 1995
  42. Maternal and Obstetrical factors in mother to child transmission of HIV. 15th Priorities in perinatal care conference, Worcester, March 1996
  43. HIV and syphilis serology in pregnant women at Baragwanath Hospital (Poster) 15th Priorities in perinatal care conference, Worcester, March 1996
  44. Mother To Child transmission of HIV. SASOG Conference, Bloemfontein, April 1996
  45. Obstetrical factors in mother to child transmission of HIV. IX World AIDS Conference, Vancouver, July 1996

Publications :

  1. McIntyre J.A., Trinder Y.A., Gurumatunhu S. : Antenatal Care - an investigation into some of the factors involved. Rhod. Med Students Journal, 1978, Vol XIV, p25 - 27.
  2. McIntyre J.A., Hamilton R.A. Teenage pregnancy at Coronation Hospital 1985-1986 : Proceedings of the 6th Conference on priorities in Perinatal Care in South Africa, 1987, p122-125
  3. McIntyre J.A., Van Gelderen C.J. Routine prenatal care in the Johannesburg area. Proceedings of the 7th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care in South Africa, 1988, p12-14.
  4. Sareli P., England M.J., Berk M., Marcus R., Epstein M., Driscoll J, Meyer T, McIntyre J.A., Van Gelderen, C.J.: Maternal and fetal sequelae of anti-coagulation during pregnancy in patients with mechanical heart valve prostheses. Am J Cardiol, 1989, Vol 63, p 1462-1465.
  5. Wagstaff L.A., Allwood C., Bham A, McIntyre J.A. Child Abuse - A Black Urban perspective. The Leech, 1989, Vol 58 (1). p 8-9.
  6. Klugman K.P., Patel, J., Sischy, A., McIntyre J.A., Serological markers of sexually transmitted diseases associated with HIV I infection in black pregnant women., S Afr Med J, 1991, 80 : 243 - 244.
  7. Fonn S, de Beer M, Kgamphe S, McIntyre J, Cameron N, Padayachee G N, Zitha Z, Wagstaff L. Birth to Ten - pilot studies to test the feasibility of a birth cohort study investigating the effects of urbanisation in South Africa. S Afr Med J. 1991; 79 : 449 -454.
  8. McIntyre J A, AIDS and abortion. Rehabilitation in South Africa, 1992, (36), 2, 40 -43.
  9. McIntyre JA, AIDS in obstetrics. Medicine Today, April 1992.
  10. Russell JM, McIntyre JA, England MJ, Adam Y. Changes in AIDS awareness in pregnant women in Soweto, 1988 - 1991. Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1992: 14 - 16
  11. McIntyre JA, Klugman KP, Chalmers BE. Factors associated with HIV infection in pregnant women at Baragwanath. Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1992: 17 - 19
  12. McIntyre JA, Klugman KP, Hellman PR HIV Infection in pregnancy - Baragwanath experience 1989 - 1991. Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1992: 145-147
  13. Richter LM, Anderson A, McIntyre JA, BTT Research Group. "And then there were¼" Enrolment and loss in the Birth to Ten Study 1990-1991. Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1992: 148 - 150.
  14. Buchmann E J, Crofton Briggs I G, McIntyre J A. Previous birth outcome of antenatal clinic attenders in Northern Kwazulu. S Afr Med J., 1992, 81, 419 -421.
  15. Chalmers B E, McIntyre J A, Meyer D. Caesarean section - South African obstetricians' views and practices. S Afr Med J., (82) September 1992.
  16. Friedland I R, Klugman K P, Karstaedt A S, Patel J, McIntyre J A, Allwood C W. AIDS -the Baragwanath Experience : Part I : Epidemiology of HIV Infection at Baragwanath Hospital 1988 - 1991. S Afr Med J. 1992, (82), 86 - 90.
  17. Friedland I R, McIntyre J A. AIDS - the Baragwanath Experience : Part II : HIV infection in pregnancy and childhood. S Afr Med J. 1992, (82) 90 - 94.
  18. Allwood C W, Karstaedt A S, McIntyre J . AIDS - the Baragwanath Experience : Part V : Counselling and ethical issues. S Afr Med J 1992., (82) 96 - 101.
  19. McIntyre J A. AIDS in pregnancy. The Leech, October 1992.
  20. Chalmers B E, McIntyre J A. Integrating psychology and obstetrics for medical students - shared labour ward teaching. Medical Teacher,
  21. McIntyre JA Characteristics and pregnancy outcome of HIV positive women at Baragwanath Hospital 1992. Proceedings of the 12th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 1993: 6-9.
  22. McIntyre JA, Klugman KP, Knowledge and attitudes of HIV positive and HIV negative women in Soweto, South Africa (Abstract) . Pediatr AIDS HIV Infect Fetus Adolesc 1993; 4(4) : 311
  23. McIntyre JA. Characteristics & pregnancy outcome of HIV positive women at Baragwanath Hospital (Abstract). Pediatr AIDS HIV Infect Fetus Adolesc 1993; 4(4):301
  24. McIntyre JA Sex, STD's and AIDS: knowledge and behaviour of unbooked pregnant women, Proceedings of the 13th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1994: 16-17.
  25. McIntyre JA, Belchetz L. Antenatal patients' knowledge of their medical condition and attitude towards treatment. Proceedings of the 13th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care, Dept of Paediatrics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1994: 30-33.
  26. Schneider H, McIntyre JA. Is the 1993/94 AIDS budget adequate? S Afr Med J, 1994; 84:191-193
  27. Chalmers BE, McIntyre JA: Do antenatal classes have a place in modern obstetric care? J Pyschosom Obstet Gynecol, 1994; 15:119-123
  28. Gray G. Saloojee H. McIntyre JA Breastfeeding and HIV transmission Guidelines. AIDS Bulletin 1994; 3(1) Suppl
  29. McIntyre JA. Report on Research and Research Training in Human Reproduction in South Africa. Reproductive Health Research Unit, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 1994.
  30. McIntyre JA, Gray G. Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV, AIDS Scan 1995;7(2): 3-4.
  31. Westaway MS, Viljoen E, Wessie GM, McIntyre JA, Cooper PA. Improving the quality of antenatal care for black pregnant women: a community, health care provider and research partnership. Report. Medical Research Council, Pretoria, 1994.
  32. McIntyre JA. Medical Aid Societies and HIV/AIDS treatment. AIDS Scan 1994; 6(2): 3-4
  33. Gray G, Saloojee H, McIntyre JA. Breastfeeding and HIV transmission, Health & Hygiene (Mother & Baby Suppl.), August 1994: 30 - 31
  34. McIntyre JA Working in safety with HIV & AIDS. Health & Hygiene 1994; 5(6): 4 -5
  35. McIntyre JA. Second Report on Research and Research Training in Human Reproduction in South Africa. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of the Witwatersrand, 1995
  36. McIntyre JA. HIV/AIDS in South Africa - a relentless progression? (Editorial) S Afr Med J 1996; 86(1): 27-28
  37. McIntyre JA. Transmission of HIV from mother to child: strategies for prevention. Postgraduate Doctor Middle East 1996; 19(3): 68 - 72
  38. Rees H, McIntyre JA Women's sexual and reproductive rights and HIV/AIDS. Aids Bulletin 1995; 4(2) : 8 - 9.
  39. McIntyre JA. Management of HIV positive pregnant women. CME 1996; 14(6): 781-788
  40. McIntyre JA Transmission of HIV from mother to child. Maternal and Child Health 1996; 21(5): 116-118.
  41. Griesel RD. McIntyre JA, Van Zyl BA, Wege JW. South African Research on HIV/AIDS 1980-1994. Institute for Behavioural Sciences, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1996
  42. Gray GE, McIntyre JA. Factors affecting vertical transmission of HIV-1. Leech, February 1996
  43. Taylor MB, Parker SP, Crewe-Brown HH, McIntyre JA, Cubitt WD. Seroeopidemiology of HTLV-1 in relation to that of HIV-1 in the Gauteng region, South Africa, using dried blood spots in filter papers. Epidemiol Infect, 1996, 117: 343-348.
  44. Rees H, Katzenellenbogen J, Shabodien R, Jewkes R, Fawcus S, McIntyre J, Lombard C, Truter H , & Reference Group: The Epidemiology of Incomplete Abortion In South Africa. South African Medical Journal (in press)
  45. Jewkes R, Rees H, Katzenellenbogen J, R, Fawcus S, McIntyre J, Shabodien R, Lombard C, Truter H , & Reference Group: The South African Incomplete Abortion Study: Methodological issues. South African Medical Journal (in press)
  46. Fawcus S, McIntyre J, Jewkes R, Rees H, Katzenellenbogen J, R, Shabodien R, Lombard C, Truter H , & Reference Group: Management of incomplete abortions by South African public hospitals. South African Medical Journal (in press)

In press & accepted for publication

Book chapters

  1. McIntyre JA. HIV Infection and AIDS, in: Topics in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Bassin J (Ed), Julmar Communications, Johannesburg, 1994: 72-77
  2. Fleming A, McIntyre JA., Johnson F AIDS. in Lawson JB, Harrison K (eds) Obstetrics and Gynaecology for the Tropics, Churchill Livingstone, London, Second edition. (in press)
  3. McIntyre JA. HIV in Africa in Hudson C, Jeffries D, (Eds) Viral infections in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Chapman & Hall, London, (In press)
  4. McIntyre JA HIV Infection in Pregnancy In Studd J (Ed). Yearbook of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 1997, Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, London (In Press).

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