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Physical and psychosocial function in residential aged-care elders: effect of Nintendo Wii sports games
JWL Keogh, N Power, L Wooller, P Lucas, C Whatman
Journal of aging and physical activity 22 (2), 235-244, 2014
1252014
Introductory anatomy and physiology in an undergraduate nursing curriculum
SJ Brown, S White, N Power
Advances in physiology education 41 (1), 56-61, 2017
432017
Student engagement in a human anatomy and physiology course: A New Zealand perspective
SJ Brown, N Power, A Bowmar, S Foster
Advances in Physiology Education 42 (4), 636-643, 2018
332018
Student engagement in a compulsory introductory physiology course.
S Brown, S White, A Bowmar, N Power
Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 17 (1), 52-62, 2017
272017
Evaluation of an instrument to measure undergraduate nursing student engagement in an introductory Human anatomy and physiology course
S Brown, A Bowmar, S White, N Power
Collegian 24 (5), 491-497, 2017
262017
Can the Nintendo Wii (tm) sports game system be effectively utilized in the nursing home environment: a Feasibility Study?
JWL Keogh, N Power, L Wooler, P Lucas, C Whatman
The Journal of Community Informatics 8 (1), 2012
172012
Tracking undergraduate student achievement in a first-year physiology course using a cluster analysis approach
SJ Brown, S White, N Power
Advances in physiology education 39 (4), 278-282, 2015
162015
Cluster Analysis of Assessment in Anatomy and Physiology for Health Science Undergraduates.
S Brown, S White, N Power
International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 28 (1 …, 2016
132016
To touch or not to touch. Male primary school teachers' experiences of touch: a hermeneutic phenomenological study.
N Power
Auckland University of Technology, 2009
62009
“Ding!” Co-creating wellbeing in a Friday online research writing group
K Hammond, J Trafford, A Hassouna, L Jowitt, A Lees, P Lucas, N Power, ...
Reflections on Valuing Wellbeing in Higher Education, 159-177, 2022
42022
Evaluating an instrument to quantify attitude to the subject of physiology in undergraduate health science students
S Brown, S White, A Bowmar, N Power
Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice 14 (1), 1-12, 2017
42017
Attitude to physiology in Undergraduate Nursing, Midwifery, and Paramedicine students
S Brown, S White, A Bowmar, N Power
International Journal of Innovation and Research in Educational Sciences 3 …, 2016
32016
To touch or not to touch.
N Power
Male primary school teachers’ experiences of touch: A hermeneutic …, 2009
12009
Connecting With Older Adults in a Gym Environment: Perspectives of Fitness Professionals
P Lucas, LT Bercades, K Hammond, N Power
Journal of Aging and Physical Activity 1 (aop), 1-11, 2025
2025
12" Ding!” Co-creating wellbeing in a Friday online research writing
K Hammond, J Trafford, A Hassouna, L Jowitt, A Lees, P Lucas, N Power
Reflections on Valuing Wellbeing in Higher Education: Reforming our Acts of …, 2022
2022
A Discursive Dance
NL Power
Auckland University of Technology, 2022
2022
Alisa Percy and Dominique R. Parrish
E Huber, T El-Maaddawy, C Deneen, L Jacobi, S Brown, S White, ...
Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice 14 (1), 2017
2017
Cluster analysis of assessment in a compulsory Human physiology course for health science undergraduates
S Brown, S White, N Power, A Bowmar
Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA), 2015
2015
Feeling Silly, but Feeling Good: The Psychosocial Effects of Nintendo Wii Sports Games in Residential Aged Care Elders
N Power, JWL Keogh, P Lucas, C Whatman, L Wooller
International Journal of Aging and Society 5 (2), 1-7, 2015
2015
Can the Nintendo Wii video sports games improve the physical activity levels, functional ability and quality of life of rest home residents?
J Keogh, N Power, C Whatman
豊かな高齢社会の探究 調査研究報告書/ユニベール財団 編, 21p, 2012
2012
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