Rate My Professor Wendy Busby

Busby's scholarly contributions span publications in stroke care, geriatric health, and patient management. Key works include the 2016 article 'Stroke thrombolysis in New Zealand: Data from the first 6 months of the New Zealand Thrombolysis Register' published in the New Zealand Medical Journal (Joshi et al.); the 2009 book chapter 'Why nosokinetics? Measuring and modelling the process of care' in Intelligent Patient Management (Millard, Rae, & Busby); the 1999 study on changes in dietary intake during a 6-year follow-up of an older population in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (Fernyhough et al.); a 2016 conference abstract on the INTENSE trial physiotherapy intervention (Dickson et al.); and a 1999 educational video 'Age and Value' (Tilyard, Campbell, & Busby). In recognition of her teaching excellence, she received a commendation in the Senior Staff category for Quality in Teaching from the Dunedin School of Medicine in 2017. Through her roles in research, publication, and education, Dr. Busby contributes to advancing stroke medicine and geriatric care.