Nov. 26, 2021, 1:34 p.m.
A new paper has been released on roadblocks and solutions for Maōri access to hospital services. Dr Emma Espiner of The University of Auckland talks to us about moving from simply identifying the issues to working on the solutions, especially these times of the Covid-19 pandemic. An issue raised was trusted voices and health care. A taxi chit may solve a transport problem, but what if the taxi takes you to a racist health service.
The research foundf that Māori experienced hostility, racism, poor communication, practical barriers to accessing care, and roadblocks to community-based care, including feeling culturally unsafe.
Bethany Edmunds gives an insight into the programme & how it supports rangatahi who are passionate about Māori arts
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Janelle Popata updates us on last weekend's events at Maheatai in Taipa, which brought people together under one kaupapa
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Grant Rix, co-founder of Pause Breath Smile speaks about the programme, its development & how it's a tool for kaiako
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Gary Orr of MPI talks to us about the introduction & trial of body cameras for fisheries officers
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