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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY New Zealand Seminars/workshops Hocquard, T. (2006). Power over pain. Presentation to Arthritis New Zealand, Rotorua, 29 November, 2006. Hocquard, T. (2006). An investigation of the stability of the sense of coherence for those attending a three week rehabilitation programme: The implications for practice. Presentation to Lakes District Health Board Clinical Council, Rotorua, 12 September, 2006. Hocquard, T. (2006). An investigation of the stability of the sense of coherence for those attending a three week rehabilitation programme. Presentation to Q.E Health staff and research participants, Rotorua, 26 April, 2006. Hocquard, T. (2006). The realities of respite care and care giving. Presentation to CCS, Rotorua, 24 April, 2006. McPherson, B. (2006). Nutritional Impairment. Presentation to Bay of Plenty District Health Board nursing staff, Tauranga, March 2006. Mercer, C. (2006). ‘Being there’ what does it mean? Hermeneutic phenomenology. Presentation at the Massey University PhD School, 23-24 November, 2006. Mercer, C. (2006). ‘Being there’ when one’s spouse is hospitalised in a non-local tertiary setting: The implications for nurses. Presentation to the Nurse Educators (National Group), Rotorua, 15-16 November, 2006. Mercer, C. (2006). Creating a time, space and place for writing research, report on a writer’s retreat. Presentation to Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua, 19 October, 2006. Mercer, C. (2006). Being there when one’s spouse is hospitalised in a non-local tertiary setting. Presentation to Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua, 10 April, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). E-learning in hospitals. Presentation and showcase to New Zealand Nurse Educators (National Group), Auckland, March 30, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Train the trainers – Moodle course development. Presentation at Massey University, July 28, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). The lived experience of having a close relative in an ICU. Presentation to postgraduate committee and PhD candidates, Auckland University of Technology, June 14, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). The lived experience of having a close relative in an ICU – A phenomenological study. Presentation to Waiariki Institute of Technology BASS students, Rotorua, October 10, 2006. Williams, M. (2006) Developing e-learning resources. Presentation and showcase to New Zealand Nurse Educators (National Group), Rotorua, November 15-16, 2006. International Consultancies Thomas, G. (2006). Focus on hospitality training: International linkages. Report prepared for Waiariki institute of Technology, Rotorua. New Zealand Consultancies Fitchett, L. (2006). Rotorua primary school organisation: Joint nutrition initiative proposal. Report prepared for Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua. Williams, M. (2006). Preceptorship framework for nurse entry to practice (NETP). Collaborative document between members of New Zealand Nurse Educators. Available http://most0010160.e-xpert.co.nz/Site/Future_Workforce/NETP/Document.aspx COMMERCIAL OUTPUTS Design Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – cardiovascular. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – respiratory. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – abdominal. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – eyes. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – ears. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – neurological. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. Williams, M. (2006). Designer and developer of health history and physical assessment for nurses – musculoskeletal. DVD for registered nurses. Marketed in NZ and internationally to DHBs, private companies and practice areas. Manufactured November, 2006. 82 2006 ANNUAL REPORT
Peer esteem EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP New Zealand Journal Borren, P. New Zealand Journal of Applied Business Research. Mercer, C. VISION: A Journal of Nursing. INVITED/KEYNOTE CONFERENCE ADDRESSES International Conference Borren, P. (2006). Cross-country partnerships. Keynote speaker at the AUSTAFE 2006 Annual Conference, Canberra, Australia, 21-22 September, 2006. Pakai, E. (2006). The challenges of developing bilingual, bicultural preservice early childhood teacher education programmes. Keynote speaker at the Victoria University, Canada, 26 February, 2006. National Conference Anderson, P. (2006). Defining professional competence. Invited address for the WINTEC Postgraduate Nursing School, Tauranga, 30 May, 2006. Andersen, P. (2006). Developing critical thinking and clinical reasoning in nursing. Invited speaker for Bay of Plenty District Health Board Professional Development Day, Tauranga, 13 November, 2006. Andersen, P. (2006). Developing tools to assess critical thinking. Keynote address at the New Graduate Coordinator Conference, Whangarei, 22-23 June, 2006. Andersen, P. (2006). Learning critical thinking through reflective practice. Keynote address at the New Graduate Coordinator Conference, Whangarei, 22-23 June, 2006. Hocquard, T. (2006). Lightly toasted or cremated – a new take on avoiding burnout. Keynote address at the Australia New Zealand Association of Social Workers’ (ANZASW) Conference, Palmerston North, 24-25 November, 2006. ORGANISING CONFERENCE/CURATING ExHIBITION National Conference Williams, M. (2006). Organisation of AGM and mini-conference for New Zealand Nurse Educators, Waiariki Institute of Technology, 15-16 November, 2006. APPOINTMENTS TO KEY RESEARCH, INDUSTRY, PROFESSIONAL, COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT OR INTERNATIONAL BODIES National Borren, P. PINZ Board, ITPNZ Internationalisation Committee. Mercer, C. Secretary ITPNZ Research Forum. George, C. (2006, June). Elected as President of the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce. contribution to research environment MENTORING, SUPERVISING COLLEAGUES’ RESEARCH Andersen, P. (2006). Mentorship of colleague Val Raethel completing Maintaining enjoyment of life in the process of living with high cholesterol: A grounded theory study, master’s thesis, Auckland University of Technology. SUPERVISION OF STUDENT RESEARCH Master’s thesis Mercer, C. (200). Associate supervisor Master of Nursing students completing 2 paper dissertation, Making Emergency Departments Child-Friendly Places – An evaluative research. 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 83
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