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Dr. Abel Karera

Designation : Associate Professor

Affiliation : University of Namibia , Windhoek, Namibia, 13301

Expertise: iagnostic radiography, imaging science and clinical practice

Institution Profile Link : https://www.ulster.ac.uk/staff/a-karera

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Role: Reviewer

Journal: Research and Reviews: A Journal of Health Professions

About Me

Associate Professor in School of Health Sciences at
University of Namibia, , Windhoek, Namibia
My expertise are iagnostic radiography, imaging science and clinical practice

I am a Lecturer in Radiography at Ulster University, Magee campus, with a strong background in radiography education, clinical training and curriculum development. My expertise include diagnostic radiography, imaging science and clinical practice. I have contributed to curriculum design, research supervision, and grant writing. My research focus on improving diagnostic imaging through role extension and enhancing clinical practice training. I am passionate about mentoring students and early-career researchers, helping them build the skills needed in the field.

Recent Publications

1. Karera A, Engel-Hills P, Davidson F. Radiographers’ experiences of image interpretation training in a low-resource setting. Radiography. 2023;29(3):590-596.
2. Dihako W, Amkongo M, Karera A, Shilumba M. Knowledge, attitude, and practices of infection prevention and control among radiographers in a resource constraint setting in Namibia. J Public Health Afr. 2023;14(3).
3. Aipanda CN, Karera A, Kalondo L, Amkongo M. Radiation risk-benefit communication during paediatric CT imaging: experiences of radiographers at two public hospitals. Radiography. 2023;29(2):301.
4. Sitareni M, Karera A, Amkongo M, Daniels E. Justification of radiological procedures: radiographers’ experiences at two public hospitals. J Med Imaging Radiat Sci. 2023.
5. Lungameni J, Nghitanwa EM, Uusiku L, Karera A. Maternal factors associated with immediate low Apgar score in newborn babies at an intermediate hospital in Northern Namibia. J Public Health Afr. 2022;13(3).

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