Robert Mcneill
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1725621 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert Mcneill |
| PRENOMES | Robert |
| SOBRENOME | Mcneill |
| ASSINATURA | MCNEILL R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Auckland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7867-2526 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1965 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Māori perspectives on a potential low dose CT lung cancer screening programme in Aotearoa New Zealand
Lung cancer screening reduces lung cancer mortality by at least 20%. If implemented equitably, it has the potential to reduce inequities for Māori (the Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand), whose rates of lung cancer are significantly higher than non-Māori. Our aim was to inform the equitable implementation of potential future lung cancer screening in Aotearoa by understanding the acceptability, decision making processes and design preferen…
Understanding the Value of Molecular Testing in Cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand
Molecular testing is fundamental to the modern precision oncology toolkit. However, set on a backdrop of inconsistent use of the term 'value' in healthcare literature, evidentiary limitations in what determines 'high-value' molecular testing have contributed to its variable adoption in the clinic. Key to an improved understanding of value in this setting is eliciting what outcomes (health and non-health) and costs of molecular testing are importa…
Investigating the relationship between quality, format and delivery of feedback for written assignments in higher education
Feedback can have a great impact on student learning. However, in order for it to be effective, feedback needs to be of high quality. Electronic marking has been one of the latest adaptations of technology in teaching and offers a new format of delivering feedback. There is little research investigating the impact the format of feedback has on quality of feedback and subsequently on student learning. This study sets out to investigate the impact …
A small-scale transdisciplinary process to maximising the energy efficiency of food factories
To live an ordinary life
Disabled people face increased risks of living in poverty largely due to lower incomes and extra resource requirements compared to non-disabled people. This study incorporated the social model of disability with an economic approach to costing to estimate the additional costs required by people with a physical impairment to achieve an adequate standard of living in New Zealand. Budgets estimating the additional equipment, modifications, transport…
Reducing disablement with adequate and appropriate resources
This article presents the qualitative findings from a larger mixed methods study of the barriers and costs associated with disability in New Zealand. A social model of disability framework was integrated with an economic cost model using consensual budget standards to (1) identify key barriers disabled people experience in their everyday living and (2) develop consensus about the resources disabled people agree they require to reduce or remove th…
Understanding Evaluation Influence Within Public Sector Partnerships
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evaluation use, however, is still not well understood. There is a need to capture the complexity of this phenomenon across a diverse range of contexts. In response to such complexities, the notion of “evaluation influence” emerged. This article presents a theory of evaluation influence within public sector partnerships. An analysis of key concepts is us…
Estimating the additional cost of disability
Cost of prescribed and delivered health services resulting from a comprehensive geriatric assessment tool in New Zealand
The objective of this study was to estimate the health service use and costs resulting from the introduction of the interRAI Minimum Data Set-Home Care (MDS-HC) assessment compared with usual assessment.A randomised controlled trial of elderly people in New Zealand measured the use and cost of prescribed and delivered (4 months post-assessment) health services of 153 participants assessed using the standard [Needs Assessment and Service Co-ordina…
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Cranial base morphology in association with intentional cranial vault deformation
Comparison of vault and basal dimensions in 86 Amerind crania revealed that artificial deformation is associated with elevation of frontal orbital processes and temporal petrous crests, restriction of normal downward rotation of foramen magnum, and flattening of mid‐saggital cranial base. Circumferentially deformed crania were modified to a greater degree than antero‐posteriorly deformed skulls. While degree of basal deformation was dependent upo…
Cranial base morphology in association with intentional cranial vault deformation
Comparison of vault and basal dimensions in 86 Amerind crania revealed that artificial deformation is associated with elevation of frontal orbital processes and temporal petrous crests, restriction of normal downward rotation of foramen magnum, and flattening of mid‐saggital cranial base. Circumferentially deformed crania were modified to a greater degree than antero‐posteriorly deformed skulls. While degree of basal deformation was dependent upo…
Estimating the additional cost of disability
Reducing disablement with adequate and appropriate resources
This article presents the qualitative findings from a larger mixed methods study of the barriers and costs associated with disability in New Zealand. A social model of disability framework was integrated with an economic cost model using consensual budget standards to (1) identify key barriers disabled people experience in their everyday living and (2) develop consensus about the resources disabled people agree they require to reduce or remove th…
Understanding Evaluation Influence Within Public Sector Partnerships
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evaluation use, however, is still not well understood. There is a need to capture the complexity of this phenomenon across a diverse range of contexts. In response to such complexities, the notion of “evaluation influence” emerged. This article presents a theory of evaluation influence within public sector partnerships. An analysis of key concepts is us…
A small-scale transdisciplinary process to maximising the energy efficiency of food factories
To live an ordinary life
Disabled people face increased risks of living in poverty largely due to lower incomes and extra resource requirements compared to non-disabled people. This study incorporated the social model of disability with an economic approach to costing to estimate the additional costs required by people with a physical impairment to achieve an adequate standard of living in New Zealand. Budgets estimating the additional equipment, modifications, transport…
Cost of prescribed and delivered health services resulting from a comprehensive geriatric assessment tool in New Zealand
The objective of this study was to estimate the health service use and costs resulting from the introduction of the interRAI Minimum Data Set-Home Care (MDS-HC) assessment compared with usual assessment.A randomised controlled trial of elderly people in New Zealand measured the use and cost of prescribed and delivered (4 months post-assessment) health services of 153 participants assessed using the standard [Needs Assessment and Service Co-ordina…
Staff Changes
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Cranial base morphology in association with intentional cranial vault deformation
Comparison of vault and basal dimensions in 86 Amerind crania revealed that artificial deformation is associated with elevation of frontal orbital processes and temporal petrous crests, restriction of normal downward rotation of foramen magnum, and flattening of mid‐saggital cranial base. Circumferentially deformed crania were modified to a greater degree than antero‐posteriorly deformed skulls. While degree of basal deformation was dependent upo…
Cost of prescribed and delivered health services resulting from a comprehensive geriatric assessment tool in New Zealand
The objective of this study was to estimate the health service use and costs resulting from the introduction of the interRAI Minimum Data Set-Home Care (MDS-HC) assessment compared with usual assessment.A randomised controlled trial of elderly people in New Zealand measured the use and cost of prescribed and delivered (4 months post-assessment) health services of 153 participants assessed using the standard [Needs Assessment and Service Co-ordina…
Estimating the additional cost of disability
Understanding Evaluation Influence Within Public Sector Partnerships
The importance of evaluation use has led to a large amount of theoretical and empirical study. Evaluation use, however, is still not well understood. There is a need to capture the complexity of this phenomenon across a diverse range of contexts. In response to such complexities, the notion of “evaluation influence” emerged. This article presents a theory of evaluation influence within public sector partnerships. An analysis of key concepts is us…
Reducing disablement with adequate and appropriate resources
This article presents the qualitative findings from a larger mixed methods study of the barriers and costs associated with disability in New Zealand. A social model of disability framework was integrated with an economic cost model using consensual budget standards to (1) identify key barriers disabled people experience in their everyday living and (2) develop consensus about the resources disabled people agree they require to reduce or remove th…
Investigating the relationship between quality, format and delivery of feedback for written assignments in higher education
Feedback can have a great impact on student learning. However, in order for it to be effective, feedback needs to be of high quality. Electronic marking has been one of the latest adaptations of technology in teaching and offers a new format of delivering feedback. There is little research investigating the impact the format of feedback has on quality of feedback and subsequently on student learning. This study sets out to investigate the impact …
A small-scale transdisciplinary process to maximising the energy efficiency of food factories
To live an ordinary life
Disabled people face increased risks of living in poverty largely due to lower incomes and extra resource requirements compared to non-disabled people. This study incorporated the social model of disability with an economic approach to costing to estimate the additional costs required by people with a physical impairment to achieve an adequate standard of living in New Zealand. Budgets estimating the additional equipment, modifications, transport…
Understanding the Value of Molecular Testing in Cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand
Molecular testing is fundamental to the modern precision oncology toolkit. However, set on a backdrop of inconsistent use of the term 'value' in healthcare literature, evidentiary limitations in what determines 'high-value' molecular testing have contributed to its variable adoption in the clinic. Key to an improved understanding of value in this setting is eliciting what outcomes (health and non-health) and costs of molecular testing are importa…
Māori perspectives on a potential low dose CT lung cancer screening programme in Aotearoa New Zealand
Lung cancer screening reduces lung cancer mortality by at least 20%. If implemented equitably, it has the potential to reduce inequities for Māori (the Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand), whose rates of lung cancer are significantly higher than non-Māori. Our aim was to inform the equitable implementation of potential future lung cancer screening in Aotearoa by understanding the acceptability, decision making processes and design preferen…
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