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Professor<br />Nicola Kayes
Associate Professor Joanna Fadyl
Associate Professor Felicity Bright
Greta Smith
Dr Alana McCambridge
Dr Debbie Bean
Kate Waterworth
Christine Cummins
Dr Sandy Rutherford
Claire Ibell-Roberts
Dr Caroline Stretton
Tammi Wilson Uluinayau
Dr Verna Stavric
Dr Suzie Mudge
Professor<br />Chris Krägeloh
Associate Professor Daniel Sutton
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Living Well with a Long-Term Condition study
Peer support after brain injury
Therapeutic relationship in rehabilitation
Support for gaining paid work
Experiences of recovery and adaptation after Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Managing changes to memory and thinking
Connected people: exploring collaboration and ethics though the concept of ‘diffraction’
Men’s health and embodiment
Work-ability
Supporting methodological advance in rehabilitation research
What helps clinicians embed self-management into routine practice? A rapid realist review
Communication and engagement
Case Management in Aotearoa New Zealand
Physical Activity to Decrease Fatigue after GBS
Reframing Childhood Disability: Bridging political and disciplinary boundaries to improve disabled children's lives
Storytelling as an intervention in TBI rehabilitation
‘The wairua first brings you together’: Māori experiences of meaningful connection in neurorehabilitation
Psychosocial well-being after stroke
Disadvantage for work: critical policy analysis
Telerehabilitation in Aotearoa
Exploring Pacific identities in rehabilitation
Pacific women’s experience of having a birth injury in Aotearoa New Zealand
What are the discourses that shape the professional identity of the novice rehabilitation practitioner?
Co-designing whānau stories to reduce opioid use for chronic pain in Aotearoa
Building psychosocial and cultural resources for recovery and adaption after serious injury
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