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https://nzmj.org.nz/journal/vol-138-no-1615/reflections-on-otago-medical-school-in-its-150th-anniversary-year Open

Indira Fernando, Peter Crampton · 2025

aim: Document the history of affirmative entry policies at the University of Otago Medical School. method: Manual searches of records at both the University of Otago Hocken Library and the internal records of the Otago Medical school. resu…

Equity, power and resources in primary health care reform: insights from Aotearoa New Zealand Open

Johanna Reidy, Nina Bevin, Don Matheson, Ngaire Rae, Rāwiri Keenan , et al. · 2025

Business Political science Economics

It concludes that exploring power and resource shifts sheds light on power dynamics within a reform. Since power shapes how resources are deployed, attention to power and resource complements technical elements of health system reform, by …

Representation of Asian ethnic subgroups in Aotearoa’s regulated health workforce pre-registration students Open

Navneet Lal, Gabrielle McDonald, Andrew Sise, Warwick Bagg, Zoë Bristowe , et al. · 2024

Sociology Political science Medicine

aim: To provide a socio-demographic profile of Asian students enrolled in their first year of a health professional programme in polytechnics and universities in Aotearoa New Zealand and to explore differences in enrolment rates (ERs) with…

Cultural safety support and requirements for international medical graduates in Aotearoa New Zealand Open

Analee Toro, Gabrielle McDonald, Peter Crampton · 2024

Psychology Medicine Political science

whāinga (aim): To investigate the requirements for, and process of, cultural safety training for international medical graduates (IMGs) when seeking to gain registration in Aotearoa New Zealand. tikanga (method): To identify cultural safet…

Holding a mirror to society? The socio-demographic characteristics of students commencing health professional programmes, and all courses, at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka (the University of Otago), 1994–2023 Open

Andrew Sise, Susan Feeney, Griffin Manawaroa Leonard, Gerald McDonald, Greg Murray , et al. · 2024

Medicine Geography Psychology

aim: To present selected key findings from a longitudinal analysis of the socio-demographic characteristics of students entering all courses at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka (the University of Otago), all health professional programmes combined, an…

Moral economy and moral capital: A new approach to understanding health systems Open

Patrick Bartosch, Chrystal Jaye, Peter Crampton · 2024

Economics Sociology Political science

Healthcare systems can be considered moral economies in which moral capital in the form of expectations toward norms, values, and virtues are exchanged and traded. Moral capital, as a concept, is an extension of Bourdieu's forms of symboli…

What do we know about the new government’s plans for funding primary health care? Open

Peter Crampton · 2023

Political science Medicine Psychology

© 2023 The Author(s) (or their employer(s)). Published by CSIRO Publishing on behalf of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial…

Socio-demographic profile of medical students in Aotearoa, New Zealand (2016–2020): a nationwide cross-sectional study Open

Warwick Bagg, Elana Curtis, Kyle Eggleton, Garry Nixon, Zoë Bristowe , et al. · 2023

Medicine Sociology

Objective To determine the socio-demographic profile of all students enrolled to study medicine in Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ). Design and setting Observational, cross-sectional study. Data were sought from the Universities of Auckland and O…

What is affirmative action in tertiary education? An overview of affirmative action policies in health professional programmes, drawing on experience from Aotearoa and overseas Open

Sophia Barham, Joanne Baxter, Peter Crampton · 2023

Political science Medicine

Both the universities of Auckland and Otago have had affirmative selection policies for entry into health profession programmes for a number of decades. These policies have been created and strengthened as a result of the leadership and ad…

Inclusive medical education for students with disabilities: a new guidance document from Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand Open

Dabrina Issakhany, Peter Crampton · 2023

Psychology Medicine Political science

This paper outlines: 1) the work undertaken by Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand (MDANZ) to review and update its 2017 guidelines related to selecting and supporting students with disabilities, and 2) the resulting new recommendation…

Is there equity of patient health outcomes across models of general practice in Aotearoa New Zealand? A national cross-sectional study Open

Nicolette Sheridan, Tom Love, Timothy Kenealy, Nelson Aguirre-Duarte, Bruce Arroll , et al. · 2023

Medicine Sociology Economics

Background Primary care in Aotearoa New Zealand is largely delivered by general practices, heavily subsidised by government. Te Tiriti o Waitangi (1840) guarantees equal health outcomes for Māori and non-Māori, but differences are stark an…

National cross-sectional study of the sociodemographic characteristics of Aotearoa New Zealand’s regulated health workforce pre-registration students: a mirror on society? Open

Peter Crampton, Warwick Bagg, Zoë Bristowe, Paul Brunton, Elana Curtis , et al. · 2023

Medicine Political science Economics

Objectives To provide a sociodemographic profile of students enrolled in their first year of a health professional pre-registration programme offered within New Zealand (NZ) tertiary institutions. Design Observational, cross-sectional stud…

Nurses’ work in relation to patient health outcomes: an observational study comparing models of primary care Open

Nicolette Sheridan, Karen Hoare, Jenny Carryer, Jane Mills, Sarah Hewitt , et al. · 2022

Medicine Political science Economics

Background Māori are over-represented in Aotearoa New Zealand morbidity and mortality statistics. Other populations with high health needs include Pacific peoples and those living with material deprivation. General practice has evolved int…

Patient health outcomes associated with models of general practice in Aotearoa New Zealand: a national cross-sectional study Open

Nicolette Sheridan, Tom Love, Timothy Kenealy, Nelson Aguirre-Duarte, Bruce Arroll , et al. · 2022

Medicine Political science Philosophy

Background Primary care in Aotearoa New Zealand is largely delivered by general practices which are heavily subsidised by government. At least seven models of primary care have evolved: Traditional, Corporate, Health Care Home, Māori pract…

Assessing need for primary care services: analysis of New Zealand Health Survey data Open

Kenny Hau, Jacqueline Cumming, Maite Iruzun Lopez, Mona Jeffreys, Tessa Senior , et al. · 2022

Medicine Geography Political science

Introduction The 2001 Primary Health Care Strategy provided significant new government funding for primary care (general practice and related services) via capitation funding formulas. However, there remain important unanswered questions a…

Are General Practices Adequately Funded to Serve High Proportions of High Need Patients? Open

Tessa Senior, Mona Jeffreys, Jacqueline Cumming, Peter Crampton, Maite Irurzun Lopez , et al. · 2022

Business Medicine Political science

Background: Capitation formulas take into account the characteristics of the population served as a way of estimating the funding required to meet varying levels of need. Capitation is a well-established method of funding health care in ma…

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Susan Dovey, Ben Hudson, Suzanne Pitama, Lynn McBain, Bridget Robson , et al. · 2021

Computer science

Coronavirus (COVID-19): does Ivermectin prevent transmission or aid in the treatment of COVID-19?V.

NZDep2018 analysis of census 2018 variables - TA40: Palmerston North City Open

Joshua D. Atkinson, Peter Crampton, Clare Salmond · 2021

Geography Sociology