Te Ohu Rata O Aotearoa
Māori Medical Practitioners Association
Hui ā-Tau & Scientific Conference 2020
6 November 2020
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MEDIA RELEASE – National Bowel Screening programme
MEDIA RELEASE - With reference to the National Bowel Screening programme Te ORA says: Media Release - National Bowel Screening programmeDownload We have considered the epidemiology as reported by researchers Ass-Prof Sue Crengle and Melissa Cragg and have been...
Te ORA On-line Hui a-Tau 2020 – Announcement
He Karere - Te ORA Hui a-Tau 2020Tēnā tātau me ngā mihi nui ki tēnā ki tēnā, Hoping that you are all well and that the COVID stress is abating a little! Two notices today. Firstly, I want to send big thanks to Te Oraiti who has gone across, after being with us for 4...
Choosing Wisely means Choosing Equity
Tēnā koutou katoa, To view the report please click here>> We are delighted to send you a copy of the report Choosing Wisely means Choosing Equity 2020, commissioned by Choosing Wisely and Te Ohu Rata o Aotearoa (Te ORA). Choosing Wisely is an...
Te ORA Hui a-Tau and Scientific Conference 2020
Announcing Te ORA Hui a-Tau & Scientific Conference in partnership with RNZCGP's Health Aotearoa 2020. Announcing Health Aotearoa 2020! You will recall that the WONCA Asia Pacific conference scheduled for April was postponed due to COVID-19.We are very pleased to...
Te ORA and the Health and Disability System Review
This report has much to commend it. The move to a national services procurement programme with a population health focus will do much to reduce fragmentation of services, and fewer DHBs with no appointed governers is likely to increase efficiency. But it has two...
Day 17 – Moving to Alert Leve 2 – Dr Sarah Sciascia
https://youtu.be/fky30_NvwuA
Day 16 – Feeling Stressed Out – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/PSeCn-f8M-8
Day 15 – Whānau with lung and heart conditions
https://youtu.be/zK0_cvNlwpw
Day 14 – What Māori Doctors have done during COVID-19 Response – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/ZbDbOF-uHnc
Day 13 – Māori Whānau Have Played Our Part – Dr Curtis Walker
https://youtu.be/UuTEeSdtKOo
Day 12 – Moving to Level 3 – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/GNbqzd6HDd8
Day 11- Coming home after work – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/AdD8gJayBso
Day 10 – Tangihanga – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/zRrSaacNykc
Day 9 – Should I wear a mask? – Dr Kiri Bird
https://youtu.be/cTNAgBYb7_o
Day 8 – COVID-19 – Wāhine Hapū
https://youtu.be/HppUr-EAX5M
Day 7 – Take your Medication – Dr Curtis Walker
https://youtu.be/FIq3xj9-CAw
Day 6 – Your Dr is still open – Dr Sarah Sciascia
https://youtu.be/tbPGkpLuAP0 https://youtu.be/rVhd21jpjGQ
Day 5 – Professor David Tipene-Leach – Bubbles and Distancing
https://youtu.be/wUSo9nkafIY
Day 4 – Getting the Flu Vaccine – Dr Sarah Sciascia
https://youtu.be/JsiycXSxnO4
Day 3 – Getting a COVID-19 Test – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://youtu.be/MPFWqSvB9r4
Day 2: How to avoid getting COVID-19 – Dr Sarah Sciascia
Dr Sarah Sciascia explains how to avoid getting COVID-19 https://youtu.be/j9bf47zzaaw
Day 1: Tell Me About COVID-19 – Professor David Tipene-Leach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXCIPY11z_U
Article – eTangata – March 8 2020 – Associate Professor Elana Curtis
I love my culture, but it’s not the answer to Māori health inequities For the last four decades, cultural competency has been promoted as the answer to Māori inequities in health. But, despite many moves to insert Māori culture into health, Māori health statistics are...
COMMS for Hui ā-Tau 2020
Comms via ePanui/email will be distributed this afternoon. It will contain all the links and instructions for the Conference and Annual General Meeting. To be informed you need to read the comms (please from Sarah and Te Aniwa).
He Aitua – Dr Joe Williams
Kua hinga nei te rangatira nui, a Takuta Joe Williams. Ahu mai te tangata nei i tōna ūkaipō i Aitūtaki – puta noa nei ki te ao hauora, ki te ao rangahau, me te ao tōrangaū. Heoi, e mahi tonu atu ana i wā mate ai. Aue hoki, ka nui te mamae mō ō tō iwi o ngā moutere, me...
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