AUT - Wayne Hing

Associate professor Wayne Hing

Head of Research, Principal Lecturer

Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 7800

Email: Wayne.Hing@aut.ac.nz

Physical Address:
Room AA115, AUT North Shore Campus,
90 Akoranga Drive, Northcote,
Auckland 0627, New Zealand

Postal Address:
Department of Physiotherapy, A-11
School of Rehabilitation & Occupation Studies
Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences
AUT University, Private Bag 92006,
Auckland 1142, New Zealand

Qualifications:

• 2008    Fellowship to New Zealand College of Physiotherapy
• 2004    Doctor of Philosophy – Anatomy (University of Auckland)
• 1994    Master of Science (Hons) – Physiology (University of Auckland)                       
• 1992    Diploma In Acupuncture – (Physiotherapy, Acupuncture and Pain Modulation Assn)
• 1986    Advanced Diploma of Physiotherapy (OMT)  (Auckland Institute of Technology)  
• 1986    Diploma of Manual Therapy – (New Zealand Manipulative Physiotherapist Assn)
• 1984    Diploma of Physiotherapy   (Auckland Institute of Technology)
  

Further Education and Training

• 2001    Advanced Practitioner – Tagged Member of the New Zealand College of Physiotherapy
• 1997    Accredited Mulligan Teacher (Mulligan Concepts Teachers Association)
• 1995    Certificate in Adult Teaching (Auckland University of Technology)       
• 1995    Tagged Member of the New Zealand College of Physiotherapy
  

Memberships and Affiliations:

Teaching Areas:

• Postgraduate in Physiotherapy
• Undergraduate in Physiotherapy
• Thesis supervison & marking

Research Summary:

The AUT-Horizon Scanning Imaging Unit was set up in March 2006 by Dr Wayne Hing and Dr Bruce Allen, creating a landmark partnership at that time between an academic unit and a commercial entity. Dr Wayne Hing is the director of the ultrasound research at AUT University.  Radiologist Dr Bruce Allen runs Horizon Scanning, which is a specialised ultrasound practice. Horizon is strongly patient-centred and is committed to partaking in research and teaching of ultrasound imaging.
The clinic is located in the Health Rehabilitation Research Institute, within the School of Rehabilitation and Occupation Studies.  The Unit is an exciting development for AUT University and the community, and is a reference site for clinical work, research and teaching.
The overall focus and direction of the Imaging Unit is to provide Clinical, Teaching and Research Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging on site at AUT University.  The Unit provides all aspects of ultrasound imaging – including obstetrics, vascular, general and musculoskeletal imaging.

Publications:

• Hing, W.A., Hume, P. & Reid, D. (2011). A Comparison of Physiotherapy and “R.I.C.E.” Self- Treatment Advice for Early Management of Ankle Sprains. New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy, March, 10-16.
• Whatman, C., Hume, P. Hing, W.A. (2011) Kinematics during lower extremity functional screening tests - are they reliable and related to jogging? Physical Therapy in Sport. 12(1), 22-29.
• Cadogan, A., Laslett, M., Hing, W.A., McNair P, Williams M. (2011) Interexaminer reliability of orthopaedic special tests used in the assessment of shoulder pain. Manual Therapy. 16(2), 131-135.
• Cadogan, A., Laslett, M., Hing, W.A., McNair, P, Williams M. (2011). Reliability of a new hand-held dynamometer in measuring shoulder range of motion and strength. Manual Therapy. 16(1), 97-101.
• Hing, W.A., White, S., Bouaaphone, A, & Lee, P. (2010). The use of contrast therapy water immersion recovery within the New Zealand elite sports setting. New Zealand Journal of Sports Medicine. 37(1), 8-11.
• Legerlotz, K.,  Smith, H.K., Hing, WA.  (2010). Variation and reliability of ultrasonographic quantification of the architecture of the medial gastrocnemius muscle in young children. Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging.
• 30(3), 198-205.
• Proctor M, Hing W, Johnson TC, Murphy PA, Brown J. (2010). Spinal manipulation for dysmenorrhoea. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. Issue 1.
• Hing, W.A., Rome, K. Cameron, A.F. (2009). Reliability of measuring abductor hallucis muscle parameters using two different ultrasound machines. Journal of Foot and Ankle Research 2009, 2:33    doi:10.1186/1757-1146-2-33
• Hing, W.A., Bigalow, R, Bremner, T. (2009). Mulligans Mobilisation with Movement:  A Systematic Review. Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. 17(2), 39-66.
• Hing, W.A. Marshall, R. White, S. & Reid, D (2009). Validity of the McMurray’s Test and modified versions of the test: a systematic literature review. Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. 17(1), 22-35.
• Abbott, H., Fritz, J., Flynn, T., Whitman, J., Hing, W.A., Reid, D. (2009). Manual physical assessment of spinal segmental motion: intent and validity. Manual Therapy.  14(1), 36-44.
• Cameron, A.F., Rome, K., & Hing, W.A. (2008). Ultrasound evaluation of the abductor hallucis muscle: a reliability study. Journal of Foot and Ankle Research. 12, 1-9.
• Hing, W.A., Bigalow, R, Bremner, T. (2008). Mulligan’s Mobilisation with Movement:  A review of the tenets & prescription of MWMs. New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy. Vol 36 (3), 55-75.
• Hing, W.A., White, S., Bouaaphone, A, Lee, P. (2008) Contrast Therapy – A Systematic Review. Physiotherapy in Sport. Vol. 9, 148-161.
• Ellis, R, Hing, W.A. (2008). The effect of Neural tissue mobilisation – a Systematic Review. Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. Vol 16, (1) 8-22.
• Ellis, R. F., & Hing, W. A. (2008b). Neural mobilization: A systematic review of randomized controlled trials with an analysis of therapeutic efficacy. Mobilizacje struktur nerwowych - Przegla̧d systematyczny badań z randomizacja̧ i grupa̧ kontrolná oraz analiza skuteczności terapeutycznej, 12(2), 34-44.
• Ellis, R, Hing, W.A., Dilley, A., McNair, P. (2008). The reliability of measuring sciatic nerve movement, during neural mobilisation, using diagnostic ultrasound. Ultrasound and Biology. Vol 34 (8) 1209-1216.

Awards:

• 2010    Member Emeritus North Shore Branch of the New Zealand Society of Physiotherapy
• 2008    Promotion to Associate Professor – Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
• 2002    Vice Chancellor’s Excellence Award for Distinguished Teaching  AUT