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Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences CMHSE research seminars

Research seminar series 2012

21 May 12.30-1.30pm
Venue: Building 505 Room 003
Advances in Admissions to Medical Programmes: Do we measure the right attributes and skills? Phillippa Poole and Boaz Shulruf
Revolutionary approach to Standard Setting: The introduction of the Objective Borderline Method (OBM), a novel, probability based, method for pass/fail decision making over borderline grades. Boaz Shulruf, Rolf Turner, Phillippa Poole, Tim Wilkinson
16 July 12.30-2pm    
17 September 12.30-2pm      
19 November 12.30-2pm    
     

Topics, presenters and location will be published as soon as available.

 

Research seminar series 2011

17 October Leadership Research: For a complexity based leadership model Stephen Jacobs, School of Nursing
Facilitators and barriers to doctoral supervision Catherine Askew, MBCHB IV
19 September HELD study: You, me and baby makes three Dr Andy Wearn, Clinical Skills Centre, A/Prof Roger Booth, Molecular Medicine & Pathology, Dr Trecia Wouldes, Psychological Medicine
15 August Selection for the orthopaedic training programme, A/Prof Anne Kolbe, Auckland Clinical School
Values add values: An online tool enhances evidence-based practice Gillian Robb and Prof Felicity Goodyear-Smith School of Population Health
18 July Reflections on use of a social network as the discussion forum for a fully online postgraduate clinical education course Adam Blake, LTU
20 June Training for teamwork in healthcare: impact, assessment and insights Dr Jane Torrie, Anaesthesiology, Dr Robert Frengley, Department of Critical Care, Waikato Hospital, Prof. Jennifer Weller CMHSE,  Dr Boaz Shulruf, CMHSE
16 May Vision 20:20 – Successes to date and challenges ahead Dr Elana Curtis, Director Vision 20:20
18 April Shaping the future of medical workforce: from selection to outcomes Professor Tim Wilkinson, Associate Dean, Medical Education, Otago, A/Prof Phillippa Poole, Medicine, Dr Boaz Shulruf, CMHSE
21 March Moral reasoning and engagement in plagiarism Dr Marcus Henning, CMHSE, Sanya Ram, Pharmacy Dr Sue Hawken and Dr Phillipa Malpas, Psychological Medicine
21 February Translation of research – what happens to research findings in the real world of general practice Prof Ross McCormick, Associate Dean, Postgraduate
Simulation in human factors research Prof Alan Merry, Anaesthesiology
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Research seminar series 2010

6 December Challenges for health professional education: system and political issues. Prof Iain Martin, Dean, FMHS
Interdisciplinary simulations to reduce communications failures and improve outcomes. A/Prof Jennifer Weller, CMHSE
Medical workforce development in NZ: the contribution from FMHS A/Prof Phillippa Poole, SOM
Student admission policies: the good, the bad and future directions Dr Boaz Shulruf, CMHSE
18 October Invigorating MBChB Curriculum A/Prof Warwick Bagg, Associate Dean, Medical Programme
Results of a Resident-as-Teacher Workshop A/Prof Andrew Hill, South Auckland Clinical School, Dr Wendy Yu, SOM).
18 September Policy, Procedure and Professional Development for Teaching: A Research Plan Dr Iain Doherty, Director, LTU
Preventing Error in Anaesthesia Dr Craig Webster, CMHSE
16 August Early-career doctors and nurses as leaders and followers in the delivery of health care: some implications for IPE Dr Mark Barrow, Associate Dean, Education
Two way mirrors: Researching Occupational Health and Safety in Culturally Diverse Settings A/Prof Felicity Lamm, A/Prof of Employment Relations, AUT and Tyrone Laurenson, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Oceania University of Medicine
19 July Are Senior GP Registrars prepared to work in Palliative Care Teams? The Barriers and Benefits. Dr Peter Fleischl, Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, General Practice & Primary Healthcare
21 June Integrated Learning Activities in Phase 1 of the Medical Programme A/Prof Roger Booth, Academic Director, School of Medical Sciences
The Masters Student Experience. Dr Helen Dixon and Dr Gillian Ward, Faculty of Education
17 May Evaluating the assessment: the impact of assessment quality on student achievement Dr Janet Clinton, Academic Director, School of Population Health
The impact of information literacy training on clinicians entering the workforce Megan Clark, Library Manager
19 April A report on medical student participation in a Balint group supervision process Dr Peter Huggard, Director of the Goodfellow Unit
Learning experiences of research students at The University of Hong Kong Dr Min Zeng, Centre for Enhancement of Teaching and Learning at Hong Kong University (HKU)
15 March The importance of statistical methods on research outcomes Dr Boaz Shulruf, CMHSE
Māori Responsiveness in research A/Prof Papaarangi Reid, Tumuaki / Deputy Dean, Māori, FMHS
15 February Measuring team performance A/Prof Jennifer Weller, CMHSE
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Research seminar series 2009

November The relativity of assessment: How to compare apples with oranges Dr Boaz Shulruf, CMHSE
The Line, the Which & the Ward Dr Andy Wearn, Clinical Skills Centre
Quality of life and motivation to learn: What do medical students say? Dr Marcus Henning, CMHSE
Developing Professional Behaviour in Pharmacy Students Dr Simon Young, Pharmacy
October E-learning and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Pauline Cooper, LTU, Iain Doherty, LTU
Medical Students' Quality of Life and the Motivation to Learn Yipin Zhao, CMHSE
September Development of Paediatrics Website in collaboration with the Centre for Academic Development Dr Ralph Pinnock, Paediatrics
The Assessment of Consultation Skills carried out during Phase 2 Dr Sue Hawken
August Motivation Learning Environment Dr Clinton Mitchell, School of Medicine
Impact of stress on memory formation and retrieval Dr Frank Sieg, Liggins Institute
July Neurosurgical Education and Research Dr Edward Mee
Simulation: A survey of Australasian emergency medicine Dr Wayne Hazell, CMHSE
June Leaders and Followers in interprofessional health care teams: the transition from student to young professional Dr Mark Barrow
Pūkawakawa - innovative but academically equivalent A/Prof Phillippa Poole
May Great Expectations: Engaging with new medical communities Barbara O'Connor
Towards a core Māori Health Curriculum for FMHS Dr Rhys Jones
April Learning the law: an exploration of how undergraduate medical students acquire understanding of law in relation to professional medical practice Judy McKimm
The Impact of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) on First Year Health Science Students’ Approaches to Learning Dulcie Brake
March Can NCEA predict academic attainment at Medical School? Br Boaz Shulruf, Melinda Smith
Motivation, self-regulation and academic achievement Dr Marcus Henning
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