Māori Health Review Issue 122
In this issue:
– Kaupapa Māori approaches to the New Zealand Eating Issues and Eating Disorders Strategy
– Cultural safety and equity in surgical pathways for Māori
– Community pharmacies and human papillomavirus self-testing
– Cultural concordance between health professionals and patients
– Disability and food insecurity
– Utilisation of labour epidural analgesia according to ethnicity and parity
– Changes in life expectancy in New Zealand
– Projections of gastric cancer incidence to 2045
– Reducing preterm and early-term births in Australia
– Utilisation of rhythm control procedures according to sex and ethnicity
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Professor Matire Harwood
Ngāpuhi Matire (MBChB, PhD) is a hauora Māori academic and GP dividing her time as Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Medical Health Sciences at Waipapa Taumata Rau and clinical mahi at Papakura Marae Health Clinic in South Auckland. Matire has served on a number of Boards and Advisory Committees including Waitematā DHB, Health Research […]
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