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Rachelle Martin

New Zealand
As seen in: New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy, Wiley Online Library, MDPI, The Conversation, New Zealand Herald, Medical Xpress, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), Journal of Health Organization and Management
I'm into researching, thinking, writing and talking about rehabilitation, evaluating interventions and person-centred service delivery.
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1 in 6 New Zealanders is disabled. Why does so much health research still exclude them?

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By Rachelle Martin, Kaaren Mathias
| The Conversation Verified
Disabled people encounter all kinds of barriers to accessing healthcare – and not simply because some face significant mobility challenges. Others will see their symptoms not investigated properly because it’s assumed a problem is related to their disability rather than another medical condition. Or they will have decisions made for them rather than with them. This often means they experience worse – and avoidable – outcomes compared to others.
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Structures of Oppression or Inclusion: What Systemic Factors Impact Inclusion in Disability and Rehabilitation Research?

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By Natasha Layton, Rachelle Martin, John Bourke, Nicola M Kayes
| MDPI
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A realist review of residential treatment for adults with substance use disorder

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By Rachelle Martin, Zara Mansoor, Giles Newton-Howes, Elliot Bell
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Issues Completion of residential treatment for substance use disorder (SUD) relates to improvements in substance use and mental health. Findings from systematic reviews have been equivocal about which interventions work best for clients. There has been limited attention to the theories that explain the effectiveness of residential treatment.
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