CMHSE research seminar series flyers

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences


2021 Research Seminars

Please find the link for the 2 presentations

A retrospective audit of postoperative days alive and out of hospital, including before and after implementation of the WHO surgical safety checklist.  Dr Matthew Moore, Research Fellow, Department of Anaesthesiology

The relationship between doctor-patient communication and patients’ satisfaction with care and trust in their physician: study in a Brazilian public hospital. Dr Carlos Campos, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education

 

Date Presenters  Subject

15/03/2021

 

Dr Charlie Connell, Research Fellow Department of Medicine & Professor Phillippa Poole, Head School of Medicine Making the most of longitudinal medical career tracking data: the NZ experience
19/4/2021 Dr Courtney Thomas, Clinical Senior Lecturer, Māori Indigenous Health Institute, University of Otago,  Specialist Anaesthetist, Christchurch Public Hospital & Doctoral Candidate, CMHSE, The University of Auckland     Māori experiences of anaesthesia in the perioperative setting: An introduction and insights into current research
19/4/2021 Dr Jamie-Lee Rahiri, Waitemata District Health Board, Honorary Academic, Department of Surgery, The University of Auckland   Fighting racism in surgery
17/5/2021 Ms Colette Adrian, Professional Teaching Fellow, School of Nursing  What factors impact engagement in small group activites
17/5/2021 Dr Karen Falloon, Senior Lecturer, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education   Sleep through medical school? A survey of sleep education in the Medical Curriculum 

21/6/2021

 

Dr Jennifer Long, Research Fellow, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education Testing local hospital systems through in situ team simulation
21/6/2021 Associate Professor Craig Webster & Associate Professor Marcus Henning, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education  

Can mindful practice make you a better diagnostician?

 

19/7/2021

 

Ms Daniela Ruiz Cosignani, Masters Student, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education Cultural responsiveness in telepsychiatry: A scoping review of opportunities, barriers, and cultural adaptations
19/7/2021 Dr Lauren Barnett, Psychiatry Registrar, Bay of Plenty District Health Board  The use of telepsychiatry during COVID-19:  Experiences, learnings and implications for developing a culturally-informed best practice telepsychiatry competency framework for Aotearoa
18/10/2021 Dr Matthew Moore, Research Fellow, Department of Anaesthesiology A retrospective audit of postoperative days alive and out of hospital, including before and after implementation of the WHO Surgical Safety checklist
18/10/2021 Dr Carlos Campos, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education The relationship between doctor-patient communication and patients’ satisfaction with care and trust in their physician: study in a Brazilian public hospital

2020

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March
'Conflict across the Psychiatric Spectrum' by Dr Lillian Ng, Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychological Medicine, University of Auckland, New Zealand; 'Listening up: the recipients' perspective on people speaking up in the operating room' Dr Jennifer Long, Research Fellow, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand. (153.2 kB, PDF)
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April
'A Pyramid of Self-Care Strategies: Staying Well Whilst Juggling Work and Home Commitments' by Dr Fiona Moir, Senior Lecturer, General Practice and Primary Care, University of Auckland, New Zealand. (525.8 kB, PDF)
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June
'Comparison of 3 e-learning authoring tools: Smart Sparrow, KuraCloud and H5P for flipped blended teaching' by Dr Amanda Charlton, Anatomical Pathologist, LabPlus, ADHB 'Rethinking pain in person-centred health care: Around recovery' by Associate Professor Stephen Buetow, General Practice and Primary Health Care, University of Auckland (120.7 kB, PDF)
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July
'Programmatic Assessment: Fad or Foundation' by Professor Brian Jolly, Professor of Medical Education in the Joint Medical Program of the Universities of New Castle and New England, Australia (163.2 kB, PDF)
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August
'Flipped classroom in undergraduate nursing education: Pedagogical designs and effectiveness' by Mr Youhasan (Yuga) Punithalingam, Doctoral candidate, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand. 'Demystifying psychological connectedness to nature: A typology and its relation to pro-environmental tendencies' by Dr Ties Coomber, Research Fellow, Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand (131.7 kB, PDF)
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September
Dr Steve Bradley and Dr Aaron Ooi. All the world is a stage: How can we learn within handover and other team situations (68.2 kB, PDF)
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October
'Making intended learning outcomes meaningful for students' by Miss Angela Tsai. 'Why are Arts courses offered in the MBCHB programme? The Medical Humanities and their role in the training of doctors' by Dr Phillipa Malpas. (111.1 kB, PDF)