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Clinton Rautenbach
Research Consultant | Assessment Specialist: Cambridge International | UJ Methods Lab | PhD (Psychology)
Clinton Rautenbach is an Assessment Specialist at Cambridge Assessment International Education. He holds a PhD in Psychology and has a strong background in qualitative research methods, applied ethics, and critical theoretical approaches. His work often addresses contemporary social issues, indicating a commitment to using research for societal benefit.
In addition to his role at Cambridge, Rautenbach is associated with the UJ Methods Lab at the University of Johannesburg, where he focuses on various research methodologies and their applications. His professional interests also include digital humanities and public health, as evidenced by his recent completion of courses through the WHO Health Emergencies Programme.12
Rautenbach actively engages with the academic community, sharing insights and achievements on platforms like LinkedIn, where he highlights his research contributions and collaborative projects.345
Highlights
Just completed two impactful courses offered through the WHO Health Emergencies Programme. 🎓
AI in Healthcare: This course has been instrumental in keeping me up-to-date with the latest in AI technology applied to healthcare. It covered opportunities, benefits, as well as ethical and liability considerations. The frameworks and regulatory insights provided will certainly guide my work in this dynamic field. Achieved a certificate with a result of 97.5%! 🤖🏥
Inequality Monitoring in SRMNCAH: Earned a certificate in "Inequality Monitoring in Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health", deepening my understanding of equity-focused monitoring and essential tools to measure and address health inequalities. 🌍
#PublicHealth #WHO #HealthEquity #SRMNCAH #LifelongLearning #AIinHealthcare #HealthTech #DigitalHealth #EthicalAI #HealthcareInnovation #LearningAI #AIandEthics #FutureOfHealthcare ✅🌟
Delighted to announce the publication of our paper in CSIRO's Sexual Health Journal:
"Client and staff perceptions of acceptability of MyCheck: a direct-to-pathology telehealth and e-testing service for comprehensive bloodborne virus and sexually transmissible infection screening".
Our study offers key insights into telehealth’s role in enhancing STI screening access amidst the challenges of COVID-19, reflecting the broader shift towards digital healthcare solutions. The research underscores the importance of adaptability and client-centered approaches in public health interventions.
Sexual Health Journal is a prestigious platform that publishes significant contributions to sexual and reproductive health research. Our work aligns with its commitment to advancing clinical practice and public health policy.
Read our full paper here: https://lnkd.in/dg-qwz-W
Grateful for the collaboration with the Kirby Institute and Sydney Sexual Health Centre, and looking forward to further conversations on how we can leverage digital health innovations for better health outcomes.
#PublicHealth #DigitalHealth #Telehealth #STIScreening #HealthcareInnovation #CSIROPublishing #SexualHealth #KirbyInstitute
