Andrew was reappointed to NEAC on 4 June 2014 for a further one year. Maureen Holdaway health researcher – Maureen is the deputy director for the Research Centre for Health and Development, Massey University, and a registered nurse with extensive experience in primary health care. Maureen has worked in the health and education sectors for many Her key areas of research expertise are in Māori and indigenous health development, primary health care and health workforce development. Maureen has collaborated on national and international studies focusing on indigenous health and development. She is a named investigator on two core programme grants for the centre, a number of individual Health Research Council of New Zealand grants and other research involving significant collaborations within Massey University and with other universities and health service providers, both nationally and internationally. Maureen was appointed to NEAC in June 2012. Fiona Imlach epidemiologist – Fiona is currently a researcher at the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. She completed a PhD in epidemiology in 2007 at the University of Otago, Wellington. Her research interests include: socioeconomic and health inequalities, poverty, child health, alcohol and methods for longitudinal data analysis. She has previously worked as an academic, in the health informatics sector, and in a number of agencies.
Andrew was reappointed to NEAC on 4 June 2014 for a further one year. Maureen Holdaway – health researcher Maureen is the deputy director for the Research Centre for Health and Development, Massey University, and a registered nurse with extensive experience in primary health care. Maureen has worked in the health and education sectors for many Her key areas of research expertise are in Māori and indigenous health development, primary health care and health workforce development. Maureen has collaborated on national and international studies focusing on indigenous health and development. She is a named investigator on two core programme grants for the centre, a number of individual Health Research Council of New Zealand grants and other research involving significant collaborations within Massey University and with other universities and health service providers, both nationally and internationally. Maureen was appointed to NEAC in June 2012. Fiona Imlach – epidemiologist Fiona is currently a researcher at the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. She completed a PhD in epidemiology in 2007 at the University of Otago, Wellington. Her research interests include: socioeconomic and health inequalities, poverty, child health, alcohol and methods for longitudinal data analysis. She has previously worked as an academic, in the health informatics sector, and in a number of agencies.
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