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Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences
The Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences research institutes and centres play an important role in specialist teaching and research conducted by academic staff and postgraduate students. This places AUT students at the forefront of much of the ground-breaking health, sport and scientific research undertaken in New Zealand.
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(AUT University, Women's Studies Association NZ; 2011)Since the 1980s, in spite of societal shifts and legislation that supports women of diverse sexual identities, heterosexual norms still prevail in many workplaces. In this paper we apply Acker’s (2006a) ‘inequality regime’ ...
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(Elsevier, AUT University; 2012)Physical diseases that appear to be symbolic somatic representations of patients’ personal meanings or individual ‘stories’ continue to be reported in the medical literature. The identification of a symbolic disease requires ...
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(AUT University, Elsevier Inc.; 2010)Knowledge of the position of one’s limbs is an essential component of daily function and relies on complex interactions of sensorimotor body schema-related information. Those with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) ...
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(AUT University; SAGE; 2006)The claim that mixed methods is the third methodological movement of the twentieth century could have unexpected consequences for the future of research in the social sciences and health disciplines. Implied is a belief ...
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(AUT University; eContent Management Pty Ltd; 2006)Mixed methods research is becoming increasingly popular in the health and social science disciplines. The aim of this article is to give an overview of the varieties of mixed methods designs. We begin by situating mixed ...
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