Optimising real world outcomes in the
context of injury and illness

We conduct research in rehabilitation and disability at an international level. Our focus is on 'rethinking rehabilitation' and person-centredness is at the core of our approach.

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OUR STORY

Our person-centred philosophy informs who we are, and what and how we research.

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OUR PEOPLE

Our researchers and students are involved in internationally-acclaimed projects.

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OUR RESEARCH

Read about our current projects and advances in the field.

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In action
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Connecting Communities Together

Mobilising knowledge across health, rehabilitation and disability

Joint Symposium coming up on 21 November 2023 12pm to 7pm
Hosted by AUT Centre for Person Centred Research (PCR) and Monash University Rehabilitation, Ageing and Independent Living (RAIL) Research Centre

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Thematic Analysis Workshop

Upcoming workshop to be run on 25-26 October

This is a six hour workshop run over two days, delivered at AUT North Campus (or hybrid if required). The course will introduce the principles and practice of reflexive thematic analysis (TA), as described by Virginia Braun, Victoria Clarke, and their colleagues.

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Who we are and how we work

An untapped resource in rehabilitation

Professor Nicola Kayes shared insights from her research unpacking person-centred practice, therapeutic relationship, engagement, and psychosocial experience in rehabilitation following injury or illness.

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Values framework

We have four core values which underpin how we function as a team, the methodologies we adopt, and how we engage with and interact with our collaborators and stakeholders.

  1. Always in conversation
  2. Engaging with diversity
  3. Connecting as people
  4. Pushing the boundaries

Our story and values