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2018 Conference Publication Interprofessional supervision: one step too far?Martin, P. and Moran, M. (2018). Interprofessional supervision: one step too far? . All Together Better Health IX conference, Auckland, New Zealand, September 2018. |
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2018 Conference Publication Enacting interprofessional leadership: navigating explicit and implicit leadership barriers and facilitatorsMoran, M., Sy, M., Martin, P. and Lee, B. (2018). Enacting interprofessional leadership: navigating explicit and implicit leadership barriers and facilitators. All Together Better Health IX conference, Auckland, New Zealand, September 2018. |
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2018 Conference Publication Clinical supervision capacity building: policy implicationsMartin, P., Kumar, S., Lizarondo, L. and Baldock, K. (2018). Clinical supervision capacity building: policy implications. 4th International Health Care Reform Conference, Sydney, NSW Australia, March 2018. |
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2018 Conference Publication Clinical supervision in the bush: is it any different?Martin, Priya (2018). Clinical supervision in the bush: is it any different?. LONDON: UBIQUITY PRESS LTD. doi: 10.5334/ijic.s1127 |
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2018 Conference Publication Enacting leadership to enhance interprofessional education and practice in a regional health settingShadrach, S., Hombsch, C., Martin, P. and Forman, D. (2018). Enacting leadership to enhance interprofessional education and practice in a regional health setting. ACHSM Asia-Pacific Congress, Darwin, NT Australia, September 2018. |
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2017 Conference Publication Clinical supervision in the bush: is it any different?Martin, P. (2017). Clinical supervision in the bush: is it any different? . 1st Asia Pacific Conference on Integrated Care, Brisbane, QLD Australia, November 2017. |
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2017 Conference Publication Responding to changing workforce needs: a study on multiple modes of training deliveryMartin, P., Abernathy, L. and Kumar, S. (2017). Responding to changing workforce needs: a study on multiple modes of training delivery. National Allied Health Conference, Sydney, NSW Australia, August 2017. |
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2017 Conference Publication Factors that contribute to high quality clinical supervision in allied health: a mixed methods sequential explanatory studyMartin, P. (2017). Factors that contribute to high quality clinical supervision in allied health: a mixed methods sequential explanatory study. ANZAHPE Conference, Adelaide, SA Australia, 12 July 2017. |
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2017 Conference Publication Factors that contribute to high quality clinical supervision in allied health: a mixed methods sequential explanatory studyMartin, Priya (2017). Factors that contribute to high quality clinical supervision in allied health: a mixed methods sequential explanatory study. ANZAHPE Conference, Adelaide, SA Australia, 11-14 July 2017. |
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2017 Conference Publication Achieving effective clinical allied health supervisionMartin, P., Kumar, S. and Lizarondo, L. (2017). Achieving effective clinical allied health supervision. Victorian Allied Health Research Conference, Melbourne, VIC Australia, March 2017. |
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2017 Conference Publication Making technology work for you in clinical supervisionMartin, P., Kumar, S. and Lizarondo, L. (2017). Making technology work for you in clinical supervision. National Allied Health Conference, Sydney, NSW Australia, August 2017. |
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2016 Conference Publication What factors influence the quality and effectiveness of telesupervision? Findings from a systematic review of the literature.Martin, P., Kumar, S. and Lizarondo, L. (2016). What factors influence the quality and effectiveness of telesupervision? Findings from a systematic review of the literature. . Rural and Remote Telehealth Conference, Toowoomba, QLD, Australia, 5 - 6 October. |
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2016 Conference Publication Only a click away: a workshop on best practice in telesupervisionMartin, P. (2016). Only a click away: a workshop on best practice in telesupervision. Rural and Remote Telehealth Conference 2016, Toowoomba, QLD, Australia, 5 - 6 October. |
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2014 Conference Publication The Y model of effective supervision in rural and remote allied health servicesDucat, W., Martin, P., Kumar, S., Burge, V. and Abernathy, L. (2014). The Y model of effective supervision in rural and remote allied health services. SIMposium, Queensland Regional Training Network, Brisbane, QLD Australia, October 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication Best practice in clinical supervision including telesupervisionMartin, P. (2014). Best practice in clinical supervision including telesupervision. SIMposium, Queensland Regional Training Network, Brisbane, QLD Australia, October 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication Tele-education: The backbone of telehealthMartin, P., Burge, V., Fuelling, P., Wills, J. and Abernathy, L. (2014). Tele-education: The backbone of telehealth. Rural and Remote telehealth conference, Toowoomba, QLD Australia, October 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication Telesupervision: overcoming barriers in technology to optimize supervision practiceMartin, P., Ducat, W. and Kumar, S. (2014). Telesupervision: overcoming barriers in technology to optimize supervision practice. Rural and Remote telehealth conference, Toowoomba, QLD Australia, October 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication Oceans apart yet connected: findings from a qualitative study on professional supervision in rural and remote allied health servicesDucat, W., Martin, P., Kumar, S., Richardson, V. and Abernathy, L. (2014). Oceans apart yet connected: findings from a qualitative study on professional supervision in rural and remote allied health services. SARRAH conference, Kingscliffe, NSW Australia, September 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication An innovative case-based interprofessional learning program: Was it worth the effort?Newby, M. , Martin, P., Moran, M., Browne, M. and Kumar, S. (2014). An innovative case-based interprofessional learning program: Was it worth the effort?. ANZAHPE conference, Gold Coast, QLD Australia, July 2014. |
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2014 Conference Publication Viewing the interprofessional clinical education world through the occupational therapy lens: rewards and challengesMartin, P. (2014). Viewing the interprofessional clinical education world through the occupational therapy lens: rewards and challenges. 16th International World Federation Occupational Therapy Congress, Yokohoma, Japan, June 2014. |
