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#PotW: Clinical Governance and Leadership – 27 November 2014

by estellej | Nov 24, 2014 | Events, Uncategorized

Clinical governance and leadership. Invented in the UK, exported to NZ.  Developments that can contribute to NHS England This lecture by Professor Robin Gauld will report the late-1990s in response to various failures in medical professionalism but also to promote...

#PotW: Democracy or empire? Reflections on the British imperial experience of the First World War – 16 Oct

by aseifert | Oct 13, 2014 | Events

The New Zealand-United Kingdom Link Foundation in association with The Institute of Commonwealth Studies and the Imperial War Museum warmly invites you to the  NZ-UK Link Foundation Inaugural Annual Lecture. Speaker: Professor Sir Hew Strachan, Chichele Professor of...

Pick of the Week: What Kind of Theory and Research is Relevant to the Well-Being and Rights of Children? -19 June 2013

by bcoleman | Jun 17, 2013 | Events

Connections and smooth pathways between research, policy and practice are essential to ensure that researchers can play a part in achieving social justice and making a difference to children’s lives.  Professor Smith will argue that the recognition of children...

NZ Link Visiting Professor Anne Smith gives first lecture on early childhood education

by deeburn | May 21, 2013 | Fellowships & Networks

In her inaugural lecture last week as the School’s NZ-UK Link Visiting Professor for 2013, Anne Smith outlined how New Zealand’s early childhood system became a model of best practice for the recognition of children’s rights in early childhood education. She...

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