Rochelle Lee
Indigenous Affiliations
Current Organisation
Region
Currently enrolled full-time in a doctoral degree programme at the University of Auckland for a PhD in Health Sciences. Research topic for the PhD is "whanau wellness" and the project is exploring conceptualisation and measurement of whanau wellness as a construct. The research methodology and mixed methods are guided by kaupapa Maori approaches to research.
Experience
| Expertise | Description |
|---|---|
Research roles: variety of qualitative and quantitative research-related work at the University of Auckland for the School of Psychological Medicine (TrACY Study) and the School of Population Health (Health Systems, Pacific Health, Centre for Tobacco Control, Centre for Longitudinal Research - Growing Up in NZ) Graduate teaching assistant positions: extensive tutoring / supervising experience at the University of Auckland for School of Psychological Medicine (HLTHPSY122 - Health Psychology) and School of Population Health (POPLHLTH101 - Health Systems; POPLHLTH102 - Health and Society) |
Education
| Degree Type | Degree Title | Institution |
|---|---|---|
Bachelor | Bachelor of Health Sciences (Psychology) | Massey University |
Post-graduate | Post Graduate Diploma in Health Sciences (Health Informatics) | University of Auckland |
Masters | Master of Health Sciences | University of Auckland |
Publications
| Barriers to Maori Sole Mothers’ Primary Health Care Access. Journal of Primary Health Care. 2013;5(4):321. | ||
| Māori solo mothers' healthcare access : experiences, barriers and complexities of access. Vol MHSc. Auckland: University Of Auckland; 2012. |