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1. Clinical trial participation improves outcome: A matched historical cohort study.

Author

Baker, John R, Vandal, Alain C, Yeoh, Joey, Zeng, Irene, Wong, Selwyn, and Ryan, Stuart N

Subjects
ACE inhibitors, BENZOATES, BENZIMIDAZOLES, RAMIPRIL, INDAPAMIDE, CHI-squared test, CONFIDENCE intervals, CAUSES of death, EXPERIMENTAL design, FISHER exact test, INDIGENOUS peoples, LONGITUDINAL method, MORTALITY, TYPE 2 diabetes, NOSOLOGY, HEALTH outcome assessment, U-statistics, WHITE people, COMORBIDITY, SOCIOECONOMIC factors, RANDOMIZED controlled trials, TREATMENT effectiveness, HUMAN research subjects, PATIENT readmissions, DATA analysis software, THERAPEUTICS
Published
2013
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2. Remote Sensing of Clear-Water, Shallow, Gravel-Bed Rivers Using Digital Photogrammetry.

Author

Westaway, Richard M., Lane, Stuart N., and Hicks, D. Murray

Subjects
REMOTE sensing, PHOTOGRAMMETRY, RIVERS
Abstract

Assesses the digital elevation model (DEM) quality that can be obtained from a digital photogrammetric survey of a reach of the clear water, shallow, gravel-bed North Ashburton River in New Zealand. Remote sensing; Accuracy and precision of DEMs of submerged topography.

Published
2001

3. New Zealand Registration Examination (NZREX Clinical): 6 years of experience as an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).

Author

Lillis S, Stuart M, and Stuart N

Subjects
Humans, New Zealand, Patient Simulation, Psychometrics, Clinical Competence, Educational Measurement methods, Foreign Medical Graduates
Abstract

The NZREX Clinical pathway is one of several methods by which international medical graduates (IMGs) may enter the New Zealand medical workforce. The NZREX Clinical is the clinical component of the pathway and consists of a 16-station OSCE. The examination has previously been held twice a year, however due to applicant numbers NZREX Clinical is now held 4 to 5 times a year and 28 candidates are examined in each cohort. A comprehensive range of methods are used to promote validity and reliability of the examination. The mean pass rate over the last 5 years is 60%.

Published
2012

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