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This paper describes an international indigenous people’s agreement to promote mental health sector leadership. The
The authors support the inclusion of Māori beliefs and values through whakatauakī (proverbs) to inform
An account of the urgent action needed to address the health inequities for the indigenous
This qualitative study was conducted with a combination of both Māori psychiatrists and psychiatric registrars
This qualitative study investigated the views of tangata whaiora regarding the usefulness of mental health
Fundamentally a review of national and international literature on the delivery of mental health crisis
The authors of this paper provide statistical evidence and argument for funds allocated to forensic
This qualitative study investigates the operation of Māori mental health providers in a New Zealand
This review of studies conducted in specialist psychiatric and primary care populations in New Zealand
A review of literature that challenges the appropriateness of the Western approach to diagnosis and
Māori value the traditional Pōwhiri process of engagement and participation in mental health; the practices
Outcomes are reported from a survey of Māori mothers who gave birth in the Counties
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