A qualitative study examining the healthcare experiences of Māori and Pacific patients with cardiovascular disease
Urgent efforts are required to improve services for anticoagulation monitoring and management in young adults
There are extensive and inequitable gaps in cardiovascular disease risk assessment and management for Māori
Atrial fibrillation (AF) screening is a feasible, low-cost adjunct to abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening
Mortality after acute aortic syndrome (AAS) has remained high over the last decade, according to
Modest weight loss or no weight gain after several years may reduce progression to diabetes
This investigation used a multiple baseline design that followed the 77 participants (aged 14–21 years)
Outcomes are reported from research that explored Māori and Pacific family experiences of recurrences of
The Getting Better at Chronic Care Project (GBACC) was designed to improve the care of
This paper emphasises that although ground breaking, innovative evidence-based medications have led to vastly improved
Summary: The 2013 New Zealand Atlas of Healthcare Variation showed that Māori and Pacific people
Outcomes are reported from an evaluation conducted between August and December 2014 of registered nurse-led
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