Rochelle Lee Menzies
Expertise
Indigenous Affiliations
Current Organisation
Region
Currently in the final year of a doctoral degree programme (PhD in Health Sciences) at the University of Auckland. My doctoral research is concerned with the conceptualisation of "whanau wellness" for contemporary Maori, to better inform more effective policy. Located within a Transformative research paradigm, the research project is grounded in Kaupapa Maori methodology.
Experience
| Expertise | Description |
|---|---|
Research Associate for Growing Up in NZ, Centre for Longitudinal Research, School of Population Health, Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences, University of Auckland. Research Assistant for the Centre for Tobacco Control, Health Systems, & Pacific Health at School of Population Health and School of Psychological Medicine (TrACY Study), Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences, University of Auckland. Graduate Teaching Assistant for Maori Studies Department (MAORI 130 - Te Ao Maori; MAORI 330 - Te Ao Hou), Te Whare Wananga o Waipapa, School of Indigenous Studies, Faculty of Arts; School of Psychological Medicine (HLTHPSY122 - Health Psychology); and School of Population Health (POPLHLTH 101 - Health Systems; POPLHLTH 102 - Health and Society; POPLHLTH 760 - Principles of Public Health), Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences, The University of Auckland. |
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. |