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General practice registrar Merope Griffin is one of six students to be awarded an ACC postgraduate research scholarship. Her mahi looks at how to reduce injuries and deaths in rural communities.
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We’ve partnered with Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara to award scholarships to six students, who’ve all started or will undertake research into a topic that relates to our priorities.
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ACC funds postgraduate research scholarships to understand more about the complex challenges and emerging trends in injury prevention and compensation, applications are now open to those commencing their Master’s research in 2024 or 2025.
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Sexual abuse survivor Luke Hollis is one of six students to be awarded an ACC postgraduate research scholarship. He’s using his childhood trauma as motivation to help others recover from similar experiences.
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Researching how people with pre-existing disabilities recover from injury, Merrick Rodrigues has received a boost with funding through an ACC scholarship. He’s aiming to use his research to improve injury recovery outcomes for disabled people.
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Researching how to improve mental health services for dairy farmers, Reghan Laurie has received a boost with funding through an ACC scholarship. He’s aiming to use his research to shine a light on the intersection between dairy farmers and psychology.
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Nearly four decades ago, the life of Jason Ross changed in a horrific moment. He became a quadriplegic but never gave up and has achieved against the odds, making history as a civil engineer.
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Healthcare professional Hana Sikma is one of six students to be awarded an ACC postgraduate research scholarship. Her mahi looks at reducing emergency response times to improve health outcomes for older people.
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It’s vital we work with experts like you in helping New Zealanders get back to work and independence after injury. 2025 is about focusing on how we work with the health sector and commission for services to improve outcomes for injured people.
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New jointly funded research will take a kaupapa Māori approach to injury prevention, rehabilitation, and ACC access for our kaumatua (Māori elders).