Thursday 4 December 2014 2:24pm
Dr Anel Reyneke was recently awarded the 2015 Dunedin School of Medicine Clinical Research Scholarship for her project “An investigation into the barriers and facilitators of acceptance, and use of Bay Navigator Pathways by general practitioners in the Western Bay of Plenty”.
The aim of the project is to explore reasons for current variable uptake in the use of Bay Navigator Pathways, to identify barriers regarding their use and to obtain suggestions from GP participants towards improving the Pathways.
This research project is part of Dr Reyneke's thesis towards a Master of General Practice at University of Otago. She is supervised by Associate Professor Chrystal Jaye and Professor Tim Stokes.
Dr Reyneke is a GP at the Papamoa Pines Medical Centre and a medical educator in the Tauranga area.
Read more about Dr Anel Reyneke