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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)The effects of less than optimal health workforce numbers, skills or distributions are felt across the entire health system. Thus, the aim of health workforce planning is to meet the health system’s needs with a sustainable ...
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(Thesis, Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours, 2017)Cytosine methylation, normally found on cytosine residues adjacent to guanine (i.e., a CpG dinucleotide), is one means by which long-term gene repression occurs. Immediately after semi-conservative DNA replication, CpG ...
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(Conference or Workshop Item (Poster), An International Association for Medical Education (AMEE), 2017)Background. At our medical school, the teaching of clinical reasoning starts in a well-structured curriculum in the pre-clinical years. In the clinical years, however, teaching is less structured and delivered by multiple ... -
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(Conference or Workshop Item (Poster), Dunedin School of Medicine Postgraduate Poster Exhibition, 2017)Identifying fundamental elements of learning in a simulated clinical setting using a Delphi technique. Name: Jessica Young1, Martyn Williamson1, Ben Daniel Motidyang2, Jim Ross1, Tony Egan1 Origin: 1University of ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)A variety of dietary and exercise approaches appear to be effective for weight management in the short-term, however these need to be accompanied by behavioural strategies to make them sustainable long-term. One of the ...
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(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Despite some recent improvements, Pacific peoples in New Zealand continue to experience greater disadvantage across a range of socioeconomic indicators. Improving incomes, education, employment and housing is critical to ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)This report is based on an Indicator Framework developed in 2007 in which the indicators for each of the three reports in the series were identified. The indicators in this year’s report were developed from Craig et al’s ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)INTRODUCTION: Cervical cancer is a significant health issue worldwide. It is the fourth most common cancer among women with more than 85% of new cases of the disease occurring in low- and middle-income countries. Cervical ...
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(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Commissioned Report for External Body, 2017)Chronic conditions and disabilities often affect people for life. Having a good quality of life and flourishing to your best ability is dependent, at least in part, on what happened as you were growing up. Understanding ... -
(Thesis, Master of Public Health, 2017)Climate change is a major threat to public health both in New Zealand and abroad. Conversely, mitigation and adaption efforts offer numerous opportunities to improve health and equity. Despite this, comprehensive, ... -
(Book, 2014)The MOA trial (Management of Osteoarthritis, or Maimoatanga Mate Köiwi) was a randomised clinical trial that aimed to investigate the long-term effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of both a multi-modal, individualised, ...
