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PAPERS IN PERIODICAL/JOURNALS International journal Framp, A. (2006). Diffuse gastric cancer. Gastroenterology Nursing (USA), 29(3), 232-236. Mercer, C., Benn, C., McBride-Henry, A. (2006). Fear of death in social isolation and putting life ‘on hold’ when one’s spouse is hospitalised in a non-local tertiary setting. Manuscript submitted for publication. National journal Mercer, C., Andersen, P., Booth, W., Hocquard, T., Kelly, M., Williams, M., Wood, P. (2006). Being in a place for a writing retreat: Reflections on the constraints and achievements of a writer’s retreat. Manuscript submitted for publication. Non-refereed journals Matthews, S. (2006). Well child week. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (1), 11. Matthews, S. (2006). Healthy nutrition for families. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (1), 16-17. Matthews, S. (2006). Child development and promoting safety. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (1), 20-21. Matthews, S. (2006). Immunisation. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (1), 12. Matthews, S. (2006). Women’s wellbeing. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (2), 4-5. Matthews, S. (2006). Driveway safety. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (2), 17-18. Matthews, S. (2006). What’s all the fuss about – to smack or not to smack. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (2)24-25. Matthews, S. (2006). Child safety – water, water everywhere – birth to 5 years. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (3), 19-20. Matthews, S. (2006). Caring for ourselves and our families in an earthquake. Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (3), 24-25. Matthews, S. (2006). Childhood immunisation Thriving in the Bay: A publication for parents of under 5 year olds, 1, (3), 37. CREATIVE OUTPUTS National curated exhibition at major venue. Thyne, D. & Kara, E. (2006). He korowai ma Hinetekakara. Generation of artwork that celebrates the tenth anniversary of the opening of Tangatarua, Waiariki Institute of Technology, 5 November, 2006. National film festival screening or primetime broadcast. Williams, M. (2006). Development of technology-based learning resources. Showcased on Primetime News, TV3, Monday, 14 May, 2006. Other creative outputs Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – cardiovascular. DVD for registered nurses. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – respiratory. DVD for registered nurses. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – abdominal. DVD for registered nurses. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – eyes. DVD for registered nurses. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – ears. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2006). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – neurological. DVD for registered nurses. Manufactured November, 2006. Campbell, C. (2007). Registered Nurse Lecturer in health history and physical assessment for nurses – musculoskeletal. Manufactured November, 2006. 80 2006 ANNUAL REPORT
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS National conference Andersen, P. (2006). A model for understanding grounded theory. Annual Graduate Conference, Speaking Out, University of Waikato, 16-17 October, 2006. Andersen, P., & Booth, W. (2006). Student perceptions of objective structured clinical examination: An evaluation of pre-clinical competency assessment. Presentation at the 4th Biennial, ITPNZ Research Conference, Napier, 28-29 September, 2006. Fraser, L., & Langridge, Y. (2006). The W.R.I.T.E.R. project stage 1 – Categorising ICT sector jobs and skill sets. In ITPNZ (Compiler) 4th Biennial, ITPNZ Research Conference, Napier, 28-29 September, 2006 Fraser, L., Radicevic, M., Langridge, Y., & Bartholomew, R. (2006). The W.R.I.T.E.R. Project. Poster presentation at the NACCQ Conference, Wellington, 7-10 July, 2006. Fraser, L., Radicevic, M., Langridge, Y., & Bartholomew, R. (2006). The W.R.I.T.E.R. Project - Stage A1:Research and analysis leading to categorising ICT sector jobs. Poster presentation at the NACCQ Conference, Wellington, 7-10 July, 2006. George, C. (2006). Measuring and enhancing student engagement with learning. Paper presented at ATEM Conference, Tauranga, New Zealand, 3 July, 2006. Hocquard, T. (2006). Soc it to em. An investigation of the stability of the sense of coherence for those attending a three week rehabilitation programme. In NZHPR (Compiler) New Zealand Professionals in Rheumatology (NZHPR) Conference, Queenstown, 1-2 September, 2006. Kannangara, D. (2006). The suitability of JAVA language for teaching introductory programming. Poster presentation at the NACCQ Conference, Wellington, 7-10 July, 2006. Kelly, M. (2006). Evaluating an innovative and unique three way partnership: Te Manu Toroa, Ministry of Social Development and Waiariki Institute of Technology. Presentation at the 4th Biennial, ITPNZ Research Conference, Napier, 28-29 September, 2006. Kelly, M., & Mercer, C. (2006). Creating a time, space and place for writing research. In ITPNZ (Compiler) the 4th Biennial, ITPNZ Research Conference, Napier, 28-29 September, 2006. Mercer, C. (2006). Using e-learning to close the geographical gaps and widen the opportunities for learning. Presentation at NZARE Conference, Rotorua, 5-7 December, 2006. Schollum, L., & Morrison, A. (2006). Piloting a collaborative relationship between nursing and the educational development centre at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic. Presentation at the Association of Tertiary Learning Advisors Aotearoa/ New Zealand (ATLAANZ) Conference, Tauranga, 21-23 November, 2006. Schuler, A. (2006). The use of indigenous language in the mainstream media. Presentation at the Jeanz/Jea conference, Auckland, December, 2006. Truter, E. (2006) Unmasked in the operating room: Could we be? Presentation at the National Infection Control Conference, Christchurch, 17 August, 2006. REPORTS TO ExTERNAL BODIES (ExCLUDING MILESTONE REPORTS) Hoods, C., & Asby, C. (2006). Web-based technology collaboration in higher education - VidTrainer©: Informal participatory action research. Report prepared for Waiariki Institute of Technology, Key business stakeholders, Rotorua, and Secondary Schools, Rotorua. Mercer, C. (2006). Flexible education research. Report on implementation of 3 Smartboards at Waiariki Institute of Technology, Tairawhiti Polytechnic, and Bay of Plenty Polytechnic to close the geographical gap and open the opportunities for quality education. Unpublished report for TEC as part of QRP2 funding. HIGHER DEGREE AWARDED Doctorate Mercer, C. (2006). ‘Being there’ when one’s spouse is hospitalised in a non-local tertiary centre. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Massey University, Palmerston North. Masterate Buckley, L. (2006) Completion of course work in fulfilment of the award of Master of Nursing, Massey University, Palmerston North. Hocquard, T. (2006). An investigation into the stability of the sense of coherence for those attending a three-week rehabilitation programme. Unpublished master’s thesis, Massey University, Palmerston North. Schuler, A. (2006). Michael King: Journalism. A study of the influence of journalism on King’s later writing. Unpublished master’s thesis, Canterbury University, Christchurch. Williams, M. (2006). The lived experience of having a close relative in an intensive care unit. Unpublished master’s thesis, AUT, Auckland. 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 81
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