A single training session using a tool designed to address interpretation bias in medical students
Māori experience culturally unsafe pre-hospital care, according to a Kaupapa Māori study. Semi structured interviews
An analysis of Surgical Education and Training (SET) selection criteria for the proposed 2024 intake
A Kaupapa Māori study of public health competencies led to development of a competency document
Replacing an in-person remote marae-based workshop with a virtual workshop is achievable and has value
A national cross-sectional study has found that medical students do not reflect the diverse communities
New Zealand’s health workforce pre-registration students do not reflect the diverse communities they will serve,
An independent kaupapa Māori wānanga initiative has been developed to support and prepare Māori Non-Training
This study examined university students’ responses when their knowledge arising from life experience was marginalised.
A 2-round Delphi study involving 85 then 105 midwifery experts from Australia and New Zealand
To date, affirmative action programmes have not been used in specialist medical or surgical training
Māori and Pasifika medical graduates were found to have low interest in ophthalmology training in
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