CPCR Seminar Series

This is a selection of recordings from the PCR lunchtime seminar series.

The series is open to all, so if you would like to be added to the mailing list please let us know by emailing pcrrt@aut.ac.nz.

Previous talks

• Felicity Bright and Alana MacCambridge -  Life after stroke - Identifying research priorities to support people to live well after stroke
• Tim McVicar and Gwyn Lewis - Living Well with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: A Qualitative Exploration of Lived Experiences and PRISM:  A flexible, hollistic, kōrero-based tool to assess chronic pain
• Rachel Allan - Conceptualisations of Movement (and Movement Loss) in New Zealand Adults Living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA): A Critical Analysis.
• Dr Alana McCambridge - Representing the Diversity of Pacific Peoples' Ethnicities in Rehabilitation Research
• Eva Morunga and Debbie Bean -  Using Dgital Story telling to explore Māori whānau perspectives of opioid tapering with chronic pain.
• Dr Vicki Freyer -  Doing Waiting Work: Older Adults’ Lived Experience of Waiting for Community Occupational Therapy
• Professor Nicola Kayes:  Responding to people and context in a trial of peer support after brain injury.
• Associate Professor Jo Fadyl: Is disability a 'real' problem for employment?
• Amy Hogan: Navigating the hostile ecosite of chronicity: Healthism and curative pursuits in New Zealand
• Associate Professor Felicity Bright: Learning from people with stroke, their whānau and health practitioners to rethink what matters in stroke rehabilitation (Apologies, our sound recording failed on the day, so this is unfortunately a recording of the slides only, just to give a hint of the work and to encourage further conversations.)