JournalPublication Type
The contested terrain of alcohol sponsorship of sport in New Zealand
Kieran Cody
This study examines the politics and policy implications of alcohol sponsorship of sport in New Zealand. ... read more
Exploring the opinions and perspectives of general practitioners towards the use of social networking sites for concussion management
Osman Ahmed
Social networking sites (SNSs) are increasingly being used for health-related purposes. Many patients now use sites such as Facebook to discuss symptoms, seek support, and search for advice on... read more
Trapped in the physical: Maori and Pasifika achievement in HPE
Katie Fitzpatrick
Health and physical education (PE) are low status, marginalised subjects in many schools internationally. However in New Zealand, Australia and elsewhere, they are concurrently credentialed and... read more
The early experience of general practitioners using Green Prescription
Barry Gribben
Sedentary lifestyle is a significant risk factor for increased morbidity and mortality in many medical conditions. A Hillary Commission initiative. Green Prescription is a written exercise... read more
How much excercise is enough? Are we sending the right message?
James C Baldi,
For decades, health professionals have encouraged people to become more active, thereby reducing the likelihood of developing coronary heart disease (CHD), hypertension, diabetes and other conditions... read more
Coaches' Self-Awareness of Timing, Nature and Intent of Verbal Instructions to Athletes
Sarah-Kate Millar
Keywords: Coaching, Feedback, Instruction, Self-Awareness, Verbal Communication Coach development literature identifies the need for coaches to be self- aware regarding their... read more
Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Extrapersonal? Qualitatively investigating coordinative couplings between rowers in Olympic sculling.
Sarah-Kate Millar
Keywords: Rowing, Timing, Interpersonal coorination, sculling, Elite Coordinative couplings are commonly classified as interpersonal and intrapersonal. Interpersonal... read more
Benefits of New and Improved Pedestrian Facilities – Before and After Studies
mogul
This research analysed case studies at eight New Zealand sites where the implementation of new pedestrian facilities (or the improvement of existing facilities) led to increased pedestrian usage and... read more