Uys, Cornelia Susanna

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12025Beyond prescriptions: chronic medication adherence predicts mortality risk in a large-scale cohort studyBlanco, Jessica Hamuy ; Janse van Rensburg, Christa ; Jansen van Rensburg, Audrey ; Uys, Corrie ; Schellack, Natalie 
22021Blood product utilisation for coronary artery bypass graft surgery at a public and a private hospital in Western Cape Province, South AfricaWolmarans, D. ; Bird, A. ; Uys, Cornelia Susanna ; Davison, Glenda Mary 
32022Modelling budget management for public service in South African Municipalities: a structural equation modelling approachZweni, Abongile G. ; Yan, Bingwen ; Uys, Cornelia Susanna 
42025The perception of port users regarding pollution management at a port in the Western Cape, South AfricaMelato, Aupaki Michael ; Uys, Corrie ; Schutte, De Wet ; Odendaal, James 
52025A role for qualitative methods in researching Twitter data on a popular science article's communicationNoakes, Travis ; Uys, Corrie ; Harpur, Patricia ; van Zyl, Izak 

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Full Name
Uys, Cornelia Susanna
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UysC@cput.ac.za
 
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Biography
Dr. Cornelia Susanna Uys (previously Strümpfer) grew up in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, where she matriculated and completed her bachelor’s degree in music. She joined higher education in 1992 as a lecturer in Statistics and Computer Programming at the then Cape Technikon. She completed an M.Sc in Statistics at UNISA in 2002 and A DTech Informatics in 2015. She is an accomplished Statistician with 20 years of experience in Business Informatics Education and Applied Statistics Consultation with various entities and postgraduate research. Currently she provides research mentorship to postgraduate students and staff involved in research in quantitative (and qualitative- to a lesser degree) paradigms. Her research focuses on 1) Research support/consultation including statistical support: to all CPUT staff and students involved in research projects and post-graduate studies in all Faculties, since 2007 and 2) evaluating ICT4D projects deployed in communities. Her research interests include ICT4D, Community Informatics and Research Methodology and Statistics.
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