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A scoping study has shown that telehealth is a viable long-term option for supporting Māori

Non-Europeans, especially Māori, have poorer access to key stroke interventions and experience poorer outcomes, according

An analysis of children enrolled in the Growing Up in New Zealand longitudinal study cohort

Although rates of surgery for urinary incontinence and pelvic floor prolapse were similar between Māori

The importance and relevance of relational approaches to engaging Māori and their whānau accessing health

Lack of access remains a crucial barrier to improved health outcomes for children with obesity

Māori are significantly less likely to receive colonoscopy than NZ Europeans, according to a retrospective

In a web-based survey of 1824 New Zealanders conducted before the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, 70%

Analysis of national-level data demonstrated a 40% decline in cancer registrations during the New Zealand

An analysis of 2015-2019 administrative data has found that enrolments in primary health organisations in

Access to publicly funded cataract surgery in New Zealand was found to vary by region

The rate of amenable mortality among homeless people in New Zealand was examined using coroners’

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