A5029069191- Innovations in Medical Education
- Chronic Disease Management Strategies
- Interprofessional Education and Collaboration
- Primary Care and Health Outcomes
- Simulation-Based Education in Healthcare
- Diabetes Management and Education
- Empathy and Medical Education
- Cardiac, Anesthesia and Surgical Outcomes
- Healthcare innovation and challenges
- Cultural Competency in Health Care
- Global Health Workforce Issues
- Patient Safety and Medication Errors
- Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
- Healthcare Quality and Management
- Health Policy Implementation Science
- Mental Health and Patient Involvement
- Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life
- Delphi Technique in Research
- Online and Blended Learning
- Social Media in Health Education
- Innovative Teaching Methods
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
- Mental Health and Psychiatry
- Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
- Health, psychology, and well-being
Bond University
2023-2025
University of Auckland
2016-2025
The Centre for Health (New Zealand)
2021
Auckland City Hospital
2015-2019
The University of Sydney
2013-2018
Menzies School of Health Research
2013-2018
Marymount University
2018
Australian National University
2009-2016
Primary Health Care
2010-2015
Primary HealthCare
2015
Understanding patterns and identifying common clusters of chronic diseases may help policymakers, researchers, clinicians to understand the needs care process better potentially save both provider patient time cost. However, only limited research has been conducted in this area, ambiguity remains as those previous studies used different approaches identify findings vary with approaches. This study estimates prevalence examines co-occurrence using four approaches: (i) identification most...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic illness confront multiple challenges that contribute to their poor health outcomes, the disparities exist in Australian society. This study aimed identify barriers facilitators care support for illness. Face-to-face in-depth interviews were conducted diabetes, heart failure or obstructive pulmonary disease (n-16) family carers (n = 3). Interviews transcribed verbatim transcripts analysed using content analysis. Recurrent themes...
The increasing prevalence of chronic disease is a driver health system reform in most economically advanced nations. A consistent theme within these reforms building greater patient-centredness into the care delivery. This study aims to develop an in-depth understanding experience patients and family carers affected by illness that will be basis on which propose policy interventions are patient-centred. Participants struggled with ongoing tasks balancing their lives demands intrusion...
The management of health care, particularly for people with chronic conditions, combines the activities professionals, patients, informal carers and social networks that support them. Understanding non-professional roles in requires information about related (HRA) are undertaken by patients carers. This understanding allows planning incorporates capacity carers, as well identifying particular skills, knowledge technical necessary. review was to identify how much time illness their spend on...
In response to the escalating burden of chronic illness in Australia, recent health policies have emphasised promotion patient self-management and better preventive care. A notable omission from these is acknowledgment that patients with tend co-morbid conditions. Our objectives were: identify common challenges co-morbidity poses carers their experiences self-management; detail views perceptions professionals about challenges; discuss policy options improve care for people illness. The...
Little is known about the time spent on specific health related activities by older adult informal carers who assist people with chronic illness. Research has not yet addressed association between carer status and their care demands. Such information could inform policy system efforts to manage We conducted an Australia wide survey using recall questionnaires record use. The study asked how much "most days" for most common like taking medication, self-treatment testing, in last month less...
Most Western health systems remain single illness orientated despite the growing prevalence of multi-morbidity. Identifying how much time people with multiple chronic conditions spend managing their will help policy makers and service providers make decisions about areas patient need for support. This article presents findings from an Australian study concerning spent on related activity by older adults (aged 50 years over), most whom had conditions. A recall questionnaire was developed,...
Context Health care practitioners learn through experience in clinical environments which supervision is a key component, but how that learning occurs outside the relationship remains largely unknown. This study explores environmental factors inform and support workplace within environment. Methods An observational drawing on ethnographic methods was undertaken general medicine ward. Observers paid attention to interactions among staff members involved potential teaching moments occurred...
Developing professional identity is a vital part of health professionals' education. In Auckland four tertiary institutions have partnered to run an interprofessional simulation training course called Urgent and Immediate Patient Care Week (UIPCW) which compulsory for Year Five medical, Four pharmacy, Three paramedicine nursing students. We sought understand student experiences UIPCW how those informed ideas about their emergent practice as professionals within multidisciplinary teams. 2018,...
Objective. The Serious and Continuing Illness Policy Practice Study (SCIPPS) aims to improve the care support for patients with chronic illness their family carers. Here we describe carers’ contribution self-management partnership discuss policy practice implications that are relevant improving available informal in Australia. Design. A secondary analysis of SCIPPS data. Fourteen carers between 45 85 years heart failure, obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes were conveniently sampled from...
The terms integration and integrated care describe the complex, patient-centred strategies to improve coordination of healthcare services. Frameworks exist conceptualise these terms, but have been developed from a professional viewpoint. objective this study was explore consumers' providers' concepts, expectations experience care. A key focus whether frameworks perspective are effective models people's experiences.A qualitative pilot undertaken at one Australian multidisciplinary primary...
Abstract Introduction Prosocial behavior has been shown to be protective against burnout. Yet, we know little about prosocial in medical students. We wanted what are chinese students' understanding of and which factors influence their participation it? Methods undertook a grounded theory study, following Corbin & Strauss. used convenience sampling conducted semi-structured individual interviews. analyzed data using open, axial, selective coding techniques. Next, grouped into concepts....
Objective To explore the short-term and long-term lived experiences of patients with chronic pain angina pectoris spinal cord stimulation. Design An interpretive qualitative study thematic analysis one-off, semistructured interviews, following Braun Clarke (2006). Setting A multidisciplinary, publicly funded service in Auckland, New Zealand. Patients usually undergo a comprehensive medical, psychological functional assessment an in-house management programme before proceeding to stimulator...