Welcome to Research Bank, our open research repository that includes research produced by students and staff while affiliated with Unitec, Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT), Otago Polytechnic, Toi Ohomai and Southern Institute of Technology (SIT). These institutes are part of Te Pūkenga. It is intended to facilitate scholarly communication and shared access to our research outputs.
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Student nurses' perceptions of working in aged care: Review of key literature on the impact of clinical experience
(2022-12-01)Attitudes and perceptions form as a direct result of experience. In nursing, clinical experience is essential to the development of the practical and relational skills required for success in the profession. Yet, it appears ... -
Embracing diverse voices within Early Childhood
(2022-07)RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1. What philosophies and pedagogies guide teachers in their teaching in early childhood? 2. How do teachers incorporate their cultural values in their teaching? 3. How are teachers influenced by ... -
The role of architectural history research: Auckland’s NZI building as William Gummer’s attempt at humanity
(Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, 2022-11)In response to the third thematic sub-stream of the 38th Annual SAHANZ Conference, this paper will discuss the role of architectural research in the architecture of Gummer and Ford, the Auckland-based practice, often ... -
Investing in health education to reduce rural health disparities
(IntechOpen, 2023)The global rural population accounts for almost half of the total global population. Access to health care for these rural populations is reduced, leading to increased health disparities. Nurses play a critical role in ... -
Colin McCahon’s house and its colours: A glimpse of New Zealand beyond its colonial past
(International Colour Association (AIC), 2022-06)Colin McCahon’s Titirangi house nestled Kauri forest was not only a tiny and humble house for his wife and 4 children for the years of 1953-60. But it was the birth place of some beautiful paintings and (what turned out ...
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