Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education
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The Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education is a hub for health professionals education research and scholarship at Waipapa Taumata Rau - The University of Auckland in Aotearoa/New Zealand
🚨New Special Issue of @acadmedjournal.bsky.social on Disability Inclusion
Featuring research, perspectives, and cutting-edge practice. Dr Neera Jain is proudly part of the editorial committee and author on several pieces. Hats off to @docswithdisability.bsky.social! journals.lww.com/academicmedi...
Featuring research, perspectives, and cutting-edge practice. Dr Neera Jain is proudly part of the editorial committee and author on several pieces. Hats off to @docswithdisability.bsky.social! journals.lww.com/academicmedi...
September 25, 2025 at 3:53 AM
🚨New Special Issue of @acadmedjournal.bsky.social on Disability Inclusion
Featuring research, perspectives, and cutting-edge practice. Dr Neera Jain is proudly part of the editorial committee and author on several pieces. Hats off to @docswithdisability.bsky.social! journals.lww.com/academicmedi...
Featuring research, perspectives, and cutting-edge practice. Dr Neera Jain is proudly part of the editorial committee and author on several pieces. Hats off to @docswithdisability.bsky.social! journals.lww.com/academicmedi...
New pub from Craig Webster - The future contains many useful AI tools, but to fully understand and benefit from these we need to be aware that natural and artificial intelligence are in fact very different. Understanding these differences comprises the important psychotechnical agenda of our times.
Natural and artificial intelligence – the psychotechnical agenda of the 21st century
The aim in this paper was to consider some of the fundamental and important differences between natural and artificial intelligence (AI). We are currently amid the third wave of AI technology, and ...
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June 8, 2025 at 11:11 PM
New pub from Craig Webster - The future contains many useful AI tools, but to fully understand and benefit from these we need to be aware that natural and artificial intelligence are in fact very different. Understanding these differences comprises the important psychotechnical agenda of our times.
New pub 📣 NetworkZ multi-disciplinary, in situ simulation-based team training in 95% of New Zealand public hospital operating theatres over 5 years achieved small improvements in measures of teamwork by involving 41% of New Zealand operating theatre staff in team training.
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June 4, 2025 at 1:27 AM
New pub 📣 NetworkZ multi-disciplinary, in situ simulation-based team training in 95% of New Zealand public hospital operating theatres over 5 years achieved small improvements in measures of teamwork by involving 41% of New Zealand operating theatre staff in team training.
CMHSE's Dr Mataroria Lyndon writes in the Spinoff on the importance of cultural safety in health professional regulation and why the Ministry of Health's "putting patients first" consultation, which positions cultural safety as separate from clinical safety, is misguided.
Culturally unsafe healthcare is unsafe healthcare – we cannot pretend otherwise
The government’s proposal to weaken cultural safety in healthcare isn’t neutral – it threatens lives and deepens inequities.
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May 11, 2025 at 10:59 PM
CMHSE's Dr Mataroria Lyndon writes in the Spinoff on the importance of cultural safety in health professional regulation and why the Ministry of Health's "putting patients first" consultation, which positions cultural safety as separate from clinical safety, is misguided.