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    • Our history
    • Our research themes and clusters
  • Our people
    • Professor<br />Nicola Kayes
    • Associate Professor Joanna Fadyl
    • Greta Smith
    • Associate Professor Felicity Bright
    • Associate Professor Daniel Sutton
    • Professor<br />Richard Siegert
    • Associate Professor<br />Chris Krägeloh
    • Dr Caroline Stretton
    • Christine Cummins
    • Kate Waterworth
    • Dr Sandy Rutherford
    • Claire Ibell-Roberts
    • Dr Suzie Mudge
    • Dr Verna Stavric
    • Jan Dewar
    • Dr Alana McCambridge
    • Dr Debbie Bean
    • Tammi Wilson Uluinayau
  • Our research
    • 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
    • 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
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