Events
BAIL Presents
Showcasing the latest research and knowledge translation projects from New Zealand's leading researchers and clinicians
Next BAIL Presents: 2019
BAIL Peer Group
A forum for students, clinicians and emerging researchers to network, receive informal peer review, and present research or clinical projects
Details coming soon
Tuesday 20th November, 2018
Meeting Room 2.3b Burwood Hospital
12.00 -1.00 pm
Presentations begin at 12:noon sharp
Tea, coffee and cake are available from 11.45am
We hope you can make it and ask you to RSVP if you are intending to come. For further information and to register please email: Kathy.Duncan@burwood.org.nz
BAIL Research Workshops
Group based presentations with a focus on research methods and interpreting research
Held Monthly
Next Research Workshop:
More details soon!
Interested in watching the previous presentations?
Watch the 2018 Presentations
BAIL Presents:
John Chernesky
The Consumer Engagement Lead from the Rick Hanson Institute
Better Together: Consumer Engagement in SCI Research
With nearly 25 years of lived experience of spinal cord injury (SCI) since being paralyzed in 1993, John has participated in dozens of research studies in addition to being co-investigator on a number of research projects. His strong connection to the local SCI community as well as an international network of people living with SCI brings local, national and international consumer perspective to the SCI research field. Recognized as a leader in engagement and integrated knowledge translation, he has presented to audiences around the world.
WATCH HERE: Tools for consumer engagement with people with SCI
In this session aimed specifically at researchers and clinicians, John shares various tools for conducting rigorous research that incorporates consumer engagement into all steps of the process.
BAIL Presents: Dr Emma Wyeth
Senior Lecturer – Māori Health/Pūkeka Matua – Hauora Māori
Director – Ngāi Tahu Māori Health Research Unit/Kaiwhakahaere Matua – Te Roopū Rakahau Hauora Māori o Kāi Tahu
Associate Head of Department – Māori/Tumuaki Tuarua – Māori
Deputy Director – Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga New Zealand’s Māori Centre of Research Excellence
"Māori injury outcomes: A case study of researching with, and for, Māori"
Emma presented on her experience of researching with and for Maori, drawing on a number of research projects surrounding Maori injury outcomes in New Zealand.
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BAIL Peer Group:
Fernanda Zimmerman
PhD Candidate, University of Otago
"Coping with cancer mindfully"
Dr Debbie Snell, MSc(Cant) PhD (Otago)
Senior Research Fellow, University of Otago, Christchurch
"Who, What, Why: a new study exploring psychological factors and recovery after concussion"
Rebecca Abey-Nesbit, BA(Hons), MSc
Researcher/Analyst, University of Otago, Christchurch
"Risk Factors for Hip Fractures in Older People Within the Community"
Watch the 2017 Presentations
Associate Professor Jean Hay-Smith
University of Otago
THE CLINICIAN-RESEARCHERS DUAL ROLE
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BAIL Peer Group:
Ally Calder, BHSc (Physiotherapy)
Professional Practice Fellow School of Physiotherapy Christchurch
Experiences of persons with spinal cord injury undertaking a physical activity programme as part of the SCIPA 'Full-On' randomised controlled trail
Ed Chang, Logan Smith, and Gemma Alchin-Grey
Physiotherapy students, University of Otago, Christchurch.
Habituation to reduce motion sickness in a virtual environment: a randomised controlled pilot study
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Kathy Dwyer
Home Action Team/Insight Team – Divisions of Laura Fergusson Trust Canterbury
Interactions with community health providers following discharge from inpatient rehabilitation: the experience of individuals with spinal cord injury
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Mark Adams
CDHB/ RTRU
A cohort study of psychosocial factors in relationship to pain in patients with Spinal Cord Injury(SCI) and Stroke in New Zealand.
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Research Workshops:
Death of the RCT? Can single-case experimental research designs effectively evaluate complex health interventions?
Presented by Rachelle Martin
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Generalizability and Representativeness in Quantitive Research – A Big Deal?
Some personal reflections.
Presented by Professor Philip Schluter, PhD
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Presenting at a Conference Workshop Series
1. Deciding what to present
Presented by Dr Jennifer Dunn & Dr Jo Nunnerley
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How to write a good abstract for a scientific paper or conference presentation
Writing good Abstracts
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2. Poster Presentations
Presented by Dr Jo Nunnerley & Rachelle Martin
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3. Conference Presentations -
Presented by Dr Jo Nunnerley & Johnny Bourke