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Profiles
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Learning & Teaching Fellowships for Evaluation of the online active classroom: student expectation and preparedness; and effects of a targeted lecturer coaching intervention.
Burgess, D.
1/06/21 → 1/05/22
Project: Research
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Evaluation of a Pilot Telehealth Student-Led Clinic Implementation in response to Covid-19
Shew, T. & Smith, C.
24/04/21 → 24/04/22
Project: Research
Research output
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2019-20 Review of Natural Therapies: Information on nutrition curriculum NHMRC Natural Therapies review into Naturopathy
Mitchell-Paterson, T. & Smith, C., 2021, National Health and Medical Research Council, p. Web based.Research output: Working paper
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Association of frailty with health service utilisation and health care expenditure in sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from Côte d’Ivoire
Ambagtsheer, R. C. & Moussa, R. K., 2021, In: BMC Geriatrics. 21, 1Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Blockchains and Provenance: How a Technical System for Tracing Origins, Ownership and Authenticity Can Transform Social Trust
Batista, D., Kim, H., Lemieux, V., Stancic, H. & Unnithan, C., 5 Jan 2021, Provenance and trust can be seen as closely related concepts. This chapter explores the use of blockchain technology to trace provenance, taking as a framework the “taxonomy of trust” derived from the discipline of archival science. After considering the taxonomy’s three major requirements for trustworthy records—accuracy, reliability, and authenticity—the authors argue that tracing and documenting the provenance of data and records are at the nexus of how blockchains can be used to transform social trust, and that blockchain offers the potential to authenticate digital records. But if the provenance of digital objects is to be authenticated and trusted over time, blockchain systems must be designed with a view to the long-term preservation of the provenance information that such systems convey. The chapter concludes with a review of two “real world” use cases: the tracing of health data provenance using blockchain, and the authentication of assets in the world of banking and finance. Feng C. (ed.). 1 ed. Springer, Cham: Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH, p. 111-128 17 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review
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Activities
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CAPHIA’s 2021 Teaching and Learning Forum
Selvanaayagam Shanmuganathan (Participant)
15 Jul 2021 → 16 Jul 2021Activity: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT › Conference Attendance › Professional Development
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Managing progress
Mohammad Kadir (Participant)
13 Jul 2021Activity: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT › Short Courses › Professional Development
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Learning and Teaching Symposium, T2, 2021:Pathways to Future Learning - Voice of the Teacher
Bhawna Gupta (Participant)
2021 → …Activity: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT › Symposia attendance › Professional Development
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