Research Ideas Worth Funding I

Abstract

The event consisted of four-minute presentations by leading researchers across disciplines of the University of Auckland Faculties of Medical and Health Sciences (FMHS), Business and Economics, and the Faculty of Arts COMPASS Research Centre. **John Parsons** (FMHS Nursing): _Past and present collaborations with the Business School and potential future opportunities_ **Amy Chan** (FMHS, Pharmacy): _Digital health, behaviour change and working with big data_ **Barry Milne** (Arts COMPASS): _Impact of chronic health conditions on families across the life-course_ **Claris Chung** (FMHS Population Health) **David Sundaram** (Business School Information Systems Operations Management): _SHARP approach towards developing health and wellness systems_ **Cynthia Wensley** (FMHS, Nursing): _Development of a multi-dimensional instrument for measuring patient comfort in acute care settings_ **Hakkan Lai** (FMHS Population Health): _Research opportunities with the largest contemporary cohort study in Aotearoa_ **Jennifer Weller** (FMHS Medicine): _NetworkZ: a national, simulation-based multidisciplinary in-situ team training programme for healthcare teams in Aotearoa)_ **Jo Barnes** (FMHS, Pharmacy): _Consumer use, access and behaviour relating to herbal and traditional medicines and other 'natural health products'/'complementary medicines'/dietary_ **Julie Harrison** (Business School, Accounting and Finance): _The development of casemix in HBSS (home-based support services)_ **Karen Day** (FMHS, Population Health): _Workplace wellbeing 'It's your channel': An exploratory action resesarch study in the emergency department setting_ **Laszlo Sajtos** (Business School, Marketing): _Overcoming barriers to technology use in health care_ **Natalie Walker** (FMHS, Population Health): _Dangerous consumptions - a dollar each way: A perfect partnership between public health, business and marketing_ **Nataly Martini** (FMHS, Pharmacy): _The use of technology in medication management and how it affects the way patients and health professionals engage with healthcare_ **Paul Rouse** (Business School Accounting Finance): _A multi-level performance framework application to hospitals_ **Robert MacCulloch** (Business School, Economics): _Well-being economics_ **Rosemary Frey** (FMHS Nursing): _Lecturers' and students' reflections on the use of Zoom VCT in the wake of Covid-19_ **Shane Scahill** (FMHS, Pharmacy): _Organisational/management theory applied to the pharmacy practice context_ **Tava Olsen** (Business School, Information Systems and Operations Management): _Emergency Department models, metrics, and incentives_ **Vanessa Burholt** (FMHS, Nursing): _Ideas for collaboration that fit under the umbrella of a Centre for Co-created Ageing Research_