Achieving health equity for Māori experiencing ngā māuiui kai (eating disorders) depends on sustained resourcing
A paper reviewing H. pylori infection, sequelae and testing in New Zealand has suggested there
Rangatahi Māori have successfully co-created a set of eating and wellbeing guidelines for New Zealand
A national cross-sectional survey of 7359 Māori individuals has shown that a culturally aligned, methodological
The first study using a Kaupapa Māori approach to examine emergency department non-traumatic dental presentations
Māori experience culturally unsafe pre-hospital care, according to a Kaupapa Māori study. Semi structured interviews
Fostering a culture of equity within provider services and equipping staff with the skills and
A qualitative study using Kaupapa Māori methodology found that Māori with eating disorders and their
Another Kaupapa Māori qualitative study found support for future lung cancer screening in Aoteoroa New
A gap between indigenous patients’ understanding of cardiac inherited disease and the western biomedical approach
A Kaupapa Māori study of public health competencies led to development of a competency document
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