Rate My Professor Kristin Kenrick

Kenrick's research specializations include coeliac disease in New Zealand, with a focus on recognition, diagnosis, and management; her PhD research has incorporated survey work and analysis of laboratory data. She pursues interests in medical education, particularly assessment, and research designed to inform and improve clinicians' practices in general practice. As a member of the Medical Advisory Panel for Coeliac New Zealand, she contributes to advisory efforts in this area. Key publications co-authored by Kenrick encompass: Hall, S., Kenrick, K., Coppell, K. J., Day, A. S., & Vernon-Roberts, A. (2026). Development and validation of a tool to assess disease-related knowledge in children with coeliac disease. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 15(3), 997; Hall, S., Kenrick, K., Day, A. S., & Vernon-Roberts, A. (2024). Access to gluten-free foods for people with coeliac disease in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal, 137(1605), 22-39; Hall, S., Kenrick, K., Day, A. S., & Vernon-Roberts, A. (2024). A systematic review of tools to assess coeliac disease-related knowledge. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 13, 4053; Khalilipour, B. S., Day, A. S., Kenrick, K., Schultz, M., & Aluzaite, K. (2022). Diagnostic delay in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease: A systematic investigation. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 11(14), 4161. Her efforts impact medical student training, primary care practices, and coeliac disease management through evidence-based research and educational innovations.