University of Auckland and E4E

The University of Auckland and E4E 

Currently The University of Auckland E4E staff is undertaking, and collaborating on, the following projects:

• mapping current New Zealand medical educational curricula and contexts

• creation of literature review describing existing educational approaches and the contexts in which the study is being undertaken

• conducting original research to evaluate approaches to health professional education:

o Interviewing Indigenous health curriculum developers to identify the specific approaches used and the reasons underlying their use. 

o Conducting focus groups with learners, educators, patients and other stakeholders to study the impact of different educational approaches

• development of an Indigenous chronic disease education ‘toolkit’ and methods to evaluate the effectiveness of Indigenous health education

• informing the development of interventions that address underlying health professional knowledge, attitudes and behaviours 

• communication of research findings and knowledge translation to improve Indigenous health education in a wide range of health professional education settings.

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Rhys Jones                       - Co Investigator

Papaarangi Reid               - Co Investigator

Elana Curtis                      - Co Investigator

Kathleen Kramlinger-Wills  - Research Staff

David Angelson                 - Research Staff