The Rural Aotearoa Research (RAOR) Network. Facilitating quality, translatable research outputs to improve the wellbeing of rural people 🔍
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ROAR at East Otago Field Day:"[we heard that] you experience an abundance of good things living rurally, including peace and quiet, a beautiful environment and eco-friendly lifestyle, while also living within a community of great people." ow.ly/62Ab30gJrWt #GoRural #RuralNZ
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Let's get vaccinated rural New Zealand!
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Be interested in thoughts re how to speed up one and then retain it.
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Te reo Māori petition was brought to
Parliament in 1972. In 1987 Te reo Māori was made an official language of NZ. Not all who campaigned were fluent Māori speakers themselves.
You don't have to be a speaker of Te reo Māori to be a champion for Te reo
teara.govt.nz/en/video/44607…
Replying to @mccoombe when we do try to inform our rural interprofessional students about determinants of rural health and wellbeing we have five weeks out of their whole curricula to do it.
Onto it. Surprises me how often those with a love of minutiae quote ‘crowded curriculum’ to justify continued inclusion of said minutiae in MD courses. How about we think about what the workplace/community needs for success and teach those really important things. @andanin
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Day 1 Workshops starting at #TUFH2021. Looking forward Stories and Art of Transformation: Deepening Our Understanding of Social Accountability. Led by Social accountability champions. Ann Cameron, Jill Allison, Erin Cameron, @RogerStrasser, Robyn Preston, Pauline Sameshima
Good on you Tania and other West Coast leaders. More clarity required from government on implications of SNAs especially to farmers. stuff.co.nz/environment/1255…
Miss you to @EmTumilty and yes definitely more work to do in this rural space and not just with human health professionals but also animal health professionals. I am speaking tonight's about moral distress in veterinarians, with veterinarian colleague @MarkBryanNZ
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Congratulations to the @GPRHOtago team of Fiona Doolan-Noble, @geoff_noller Garry Nixon and @StokesTim63 for their publication exploring the experiences of people living rurally who received an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD). rrh.org.au/journal/article/5…
Great to see our 1st paper from our M. bovis study published. Second paper about to be submitted. Could not have done this without all our great farming participants.
@DoolanNoble Great to have our first paper #cateyboyce; #ChrysJaye; #GeoffNoller &
@MarkBryanNZ on the impact of M Bovis on farmers and farming communities in Southern New Zealand published. Thanks to #lotteriesNZ and publishers @tandfonline
DOI: 10.1080/1177083X.2021.1879180
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Thrilled to receive this @HRCNewZealand #HealthDelivery award to address inequities for #Maori whanau with #ChronicPain. Looking forward to becoming a #clinicianresearcher #dreamjob
@OtagoCHARR @OtagoWellington @CCDHB
Congratulations to all the recipients of our latest Health Delivery Research grants. We're thrilled with the response to these funding opportunities which help embed research engagement and innovation within the healthcare sector. tinyurl.com/y2bf7hvl
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Resilience isn't all about yoga & mindfulness! The wonderful @GemmaAburn from @FmhsNursing
urges us to consider broader structural factors which impact health practitioner well‐being #Workplacewellbeing #resilience onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Take care.
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We @DoolanNoble #chrysjaye and #geoffnoller enjoy working with you to Mark. First time working with social scientists for you Mark and our first time with a veterinarian epidemiologist and likewise we are enjoying your insights into the data.
