Rate My Professor Emma Wyeth

Professor Wyeth’s research specializations include Māori health, health inequities, injury and disability outcomes, health systems engagement, and genetic research. She has secured major Health Research Council funding as Principal Investigator for POIS-10 Māori: Outcomes and experiences a decade following injury (2019–2022), Co-Principal Investigator for POIS-10 (2019–2022) and the Trauma Outcomes Project, and previously for an Emerging Researcher Grant on Māori disability outcomes post-injury (2014–2017). She was Co-Deputy Director of Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga (2016–2018) and Principal Investigator for the University of Otago Research Theme Poutama Ara Rau. Selected publications encompass “Experiences of racial discrimination: Qualitative findings from injured New Zealand migrants” (Radka, Derrett, & Wyeth, 2026, Journal of Immigrant & Minority Health), “Kia Whakatōmuri te Haere Whakanua: Applying an Indigenous qualitative method with rangatahi Māori and whānau” (McCarty et al., 2025, MAI Journal), “Can adolescents value the EQ-5D-Y-5L and EQ-5D-5L...” (Sullivan et al., 2025, Value in Health), and “Describing long-term postinjury outcomes for older New Zealanders” (Owen et al., 2025, Australasian Journal on Ageing). Her longitudinal studies have illuminated Māori post-injury disparities, informing health equity policies. Wyeth teaches hauora Māori across undergraduate and postgraduate levels.