Professor Nicola Kayes is Associate Dean Research in the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences and Co-Director of the Centre for Person Centred Research at Auckland University of Technology. Nicola has a background in health psychology and as such her research predominantly explores the intersection between health psychology and rehabilitation. She is interested in exploring the role of the rehabilitation practitioner and their way of working as an influencing factor in rehabilitation and whether shifting practice and the way we work with people can optimise rehabilitation outcomes. Nicola actively contributes to postgraduate teaching in rehabilitation in the School of Clinical Sciences at Auckland University of Technology.
Professor Nicola Kayes
Publications by Professor Nicola Kayes
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In this issue: – Pulmonary rehabilitation for acute exacerbation of COPD requiring hospitalisation – Telerehabilitation for pain, function, and QoL in patients with cancer – Online group pain management programme in New Zealand – Bedside exercises for hospital fitness in older post-operative patients – Relatives’ needs and roles in amputation
