This episode is the audio version of our recent webinar on the new Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct and features Board | te Poari chief professional advisor, Damon Newrick in conversation with Professor Lynley Anderson who specialises in bioethics in health care education and was the lead author for
Board | te Poari Deputy Chairperson Oka Sanerivi talks with the Chair of the APA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Committee Cameron Edwards about culturally safe practice.
Board professional advisor Maarama Davis in conversation with physiotherapist, academic and lecturer Te Hine‐ngaro Tuterangiwhiu and Jill Caldwell, senior lecturer currently holding academic leadership roles within the physiotherapy department & School of Allied Health at Auckland University of Technology. This conversation explores the critical themes of cultural safety, competence, and
This episode is a follow‐up to our session on conflict resolution and difficult conversations with expert Lance Burdett. In this podcast, our Professional Advisors Damon Newrick and Maarama Davis respond to some of the questions and comments that viewers sent to us during the webinar. You can find the original
Section 3.3 of the Physiotherapy Practice Thresholds states “Registered physiotherapists in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand are able to deal effectively with actual and potential conflict in a proactive and constructive manner.” But what does that look like? In this free CPD webinar, our Professional Advisors Damon Newrick and Maarama
Board | te Poari Chief Professional Advisor Damon Newrick is joined by a panel of practitioners and experts to explore and discuss the advantages and disadvantages, as well as challenges, pitfalls, and things to consider and watch out for, when thinking about using Digital Health Tools including the use of
