Rate My Professor Helen Harcombe

Throughout her career, Harcombe has received notable recognition, including a Strategy to Advance Research (STAR) PhD scholarship and a Health Research Council of New Zealand Occupational Health Career Development Award. Her scholarly output includes impactful publications such as Derrett et al. (2024), 'New Zealand’s Prospective Outcomes of Injury Study—10 years on (POIS-10): Descriptive outcomes to 12 years post-injury,' published in Injury Prevention; Harcombe et al. (2023), 'Predictors of hospital readmission after trauma: A retrospective cohort study in New Zealand,' in Injury; Harcombe et al. (2023), 'Opportunities for preventing subsequent injuries: A qualitative study exploring perspectives of people who have experienced injuries,' in the New Zealand Medical Journal; Dixon et al. (2023), 'Life satisfaction 18 months and 10 years following spinal cord injury: Results from a New Zealand prospective cohort study,' in Quality of Life Research; and Harcombe et al. (2022), 'Preventing subsequent injury: Healthcare providers' perspectives on untapped potential,' in Injury. These works underscore her influence in advancing post-injury care and prevention strategies within New Zealand's health research landscape.