Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand
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Plenary Room
Saturday, September 7, 2024 |
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM |
Plenary Room Auditorium |
Overview
He kawa whakaruruhau ā matatau Māori: Māori cultural safety and competence standard.
Speaker
Maarama Davis
Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand
He kawa whakaruruhau ā matatau Māori: Māori cultural safety and competence standard
Presentation Abstract
He kawa whakaruruhau ā matatau Māori: Māori cultural safety and competence standard places particular emphasis on tangata whenua (Māori) and our unique Treaty relationship.
Māori culturally competent physiotherapists contribute to improved and equitable outcomes for ngā kiritaki hauora and all those working in the health sector.
This will be an interactive session, acknowledging that there may be challenges, and exploring how we can reflect and learn from these challenges. The intention is to have a safe space for open dialogue and to build confidence when working with ngā kiritaki haurora.
Māori culturally competent physiotherapists contribute to improved and equitable outcomes for ngā kiritaki hauora and all those working in the health sector.
This will be an interactive session, acknowledging that there may be challenges, and exploring how we can reflect and learn from these challenges. The intention is to have a safe space for open dialogue and to build confidence when working with ngā kiritaki haurora.
Biography
He uri nō Wairaka, no te waka o Mātaatua, nō te iwi o Ngāti Awa, no te pā o te Pāroa.
Professional Advisor to the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand ǀ Te Poari tiaki tinana o Aotearoa.