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...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 21 Jul, 2020 | Articles
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...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 14 Jul, 2020 | Articles
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...
by Te Aniwa Reedy | 17 Jun, 2020 | Articles
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...
by mercuryit | 23 Jan, 2020 | Articles
Treaty of Waitangi The Health Services and Outcomes Kaupapa Inquiry (Wai 2575) began in November 2016. Wai 2499 was filed by Te Ohu Rata o Aotearoa2. The Wai 2499 claim concerns inequitable Māori health outcomes across the entire New Zealand health system, including...
by mercuryit | 22 Jan, 2020 | Articles
Te ORA, the Māori Medical Practitioners Association acknowledges the work of the Mental Health and Addiction Inquiry and respectfully forwards this submission. Te ORA is the professional body representing approximately 350 Māori medical practitioner across general...
