by Te Aniwa Reedy | 13 Apr, 2021 | Articles
Te ORA Board wishes to congratulate Dr Rhys Jones, recipient of the Prime Minister’s Supreme Award in 2020 along with an award for Sustained Excellence in Tertiary Teaching – Kaupapa Māori...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 15 Feb, 2021 | Articles
We are looking for an experienced GP to join our community practice based in Waiwhetu Lower Hutt. We are a family friendly practice in the process of rebuilding ourselves around kaupapa Maori values and we are seeking professionals who are aligned to our whanau ora....
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 15 Feb, 2021 | Articles
The New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes, Te RōpūWhakakaupapa Urutā and Te ORA welcome long-awaited PHARMACfunding of new diabetes medications The New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes (NZSSD), Te Rōpū Whakakaupapa Urutā /National Māori Pandemic Group...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 23 Nov, 2020 | Articles
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...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 7 Sep, 2020 | Articles
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...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 7 Sep, 2020 | Articles
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...
