ProfessorNicola Kayes

Best Oral Presentation

An evidence based framework for peer support after brain injury

Optimising telerehabilitation in Aotearoa New Zealand

Update from AUT Person Centred Rehabilitation Research Centre: Spotlight on telerehabilitation research

What is quality care in rehabilitation and how do we achieve it?

Optimising telerehabilitation practice in Aotearoa New Zealand

Peer support after brain injury

Chair

Co-Chair, Clinical Trials 2 Assessing Committee

Person-Centred Rehabilitation – Theory, Practice and Research

SMART to MEANINGFUL: The why, what and how of goal planning when working with people with chronic pain

Peer support after brain injury: Examining Intervention, context, and implementation variables to underpin a framework for service delivery

Mindlink Brightwater Award for Interprofessional Practice

Finalist Public Good Award – Guiding Students’ Reflections on their Research Journeys (Contributors Khoo, C., Reay, S., Nakarada-Kordic, I., Craig, C. et al)

Douglas Tate Award for Best Brain Impairment Paper in 2022

The positioning of rangatiratanga for whānau Māori within neurological rehabilitation, explored in relation to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in Aotearoa.

Co-chair, Career Development Awards Assessing Committee

Member, Transitional Management Group

Grey Matters Digital User Experience - Bronze

Chair, International expert

Hand therapists’ experiences and perspectives of professional support in hand therapy training

Thriving as Maaori & Pasifika Allied Health professionals in the first 2 years of practice in a DHB setting

Enablers and barriers to health professionals implementing person- or relationship-centred practice

Enabling allied health clinicians into health systems leadership roles: 'Less about the profession, and more about the person'

How, why and for whom, and in what circumstances, does the Midwifery Partnership work for women and midwives, and does it influence the outcomes of childbirth in Aotearoa? A Realist Evaluation