Dr Kyle Simon Eggleton

BHB, MBChB, DipObstMedGyn, DipPaed, DIH, PGDipPH, MMedSci, MPH, FRNZCGP(Dist)

Senior Lecturer - Medical

In: General Practice and Primary Healthcare » Population Health » Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences

Doctoral Candidate - Doctor of Philosophy

In: Population Health » Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences

Biography

I am the Year 4 course director for General Practice and Primary Health Care as well as the GP academic with responsibilities for Year 5 and 6 placements in Northland. I work part time in the Department of General Practice and Primary Health Care and part time as the medical officer for Ki A Ora Ngātiwai, an iwi health provider based in Northland.

My research interests broadly coalesce around the theme of quality of primary care. I am particularly interested in equity, access issues and participatory action research. My PhD topic explores the concept of measuring quality of iwi health providers and utilises a Kaupapa Māori aligned methodology.

Research | Current

Quality measures applied to iwi health providers

General practice undergraduate education

Teaching | Current

Course director for Year 4 general practice and primary health care

Distinctions/Honours

Distinguished Fellow Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners

Responsibilities

Year 5 and 6 GP attachments in Northland

All Year 4 GP attachments

Areas of expertise

Quality of primary care

Equity

Qualitative and quantitative methods

Committees/Professional groups/Services

Board member Northland Faculty RNZCGP

Member of the Medicine Adverse Reactions Committee

Selected publications and creative works (Research Outputs)

Wallis, K. A., Eggleton, K. S., Dovey, S. M., Leitch, S., Cunningham, W. K., & Williamson, M. I. (2018). Research using electronic health records: Balancing confidentiality and public good. Journal of primary health care, 10 (4), 288-291. 10.1071/hc18040
Other University of Auckland co-authors: Katharine Wallis
Eggleton, K. (2018). Guest Editorial: Broken bodies and broken minds: the need for a general practice approach post trauma. Journal of primary health care, 10 (4), 285-286. 10.1071/hcv10n4_ed2
Quin, T., & Eggleton, K. (2018). What keeps Northland general practitioners working in Northland?. The New Zealand medical journal, 131 (1480), 32-37.
Shetty, A., Mills, C., & Eggleton, K. (2018). A repeat audit of primary care management of group A streptococcal pharyngitis in Northland, New Zealand 2016. Journal of primary health care, 10 (1), 18-24. 10.1071/hc17056
Eggleton, K., Stewart, L., & Kask, A. (2018). Ngātiwai Whakapakari Tinana: strengthening bodies through a Kaupapa Māori fitness and exercise programme. Journal of primary health care, 10 (1), 25-30. 10.1071/hc17068
Eggleton, K., Liaw, W., & Bazemore, A. (2017). Gaps in merit-based incentive payment system measures may reduce its impact on marginalized populations. Annals of Family Medicine, 15 (3), 255-257. 10.1370/afm.2075
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/41371
Eggleton, K., Penney, L., & Moore, J. (2017). Measuring doctor appointment availability in Northland general practice. Journal of Primary Health Care, 9 (1), 56-61. 10.1071/HC16036
Anderson, A., Mills, C., Eggleton, K. S., Henare-Toka, T., Palmer, J., Bay, B., & Bickerton, E. (2015). Northland District Health Board Research Report: Whānau experiences of the diagnosis and management of Acute Rheumatic Fever for tamariki in Te Tai Tokerau, Aotearoa. The University of Auckland. Related URL.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/30251
Other University of Auckland co-authors: Anneka Anderson