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Ethnic Inequities In Patient Outcomes From New Zealand Chronic Pain Services

Friday, 16 April 2021, 10:54 am A new study shows that Māori, Asian and Pacific peoples consistently experienced poorer patient outcomes compared to Europeans, and recommends a review of cultural safety across public and private pain treatment clinics. New Zealand Medical Journal. · At referral ( baseline) – Māori, Asian and Pacific peoples had poorer scores for a number of clinical measures compared to Europeans, including pain catastrophising (rumination, magnification and helplessness), and mental health (depression, anxiety and stress). This indicates greater impact of pain and a greater need for healthcare services among non-European groups. · At the end of treatment ( discharge) – Pacific peoples had significantly poorer scores for pain

Revealed: Which region has the highest alcohol consumption - Auckland, Canterbury or Bay of Plenty?

Bay of Plenty, Canterbury residents smoke, drink more than Aucklanders

“The consumption of tobacco and alcohol places a significant burden on global health, accounting for 9 million deaths annually,” researchers Sam Trowsdale, Mackay Price, Chris Wilkins, Ben Tscharke, Jochen Mueller and Tom Baker said. “The misuse of tobacco and alcohol also comes with financial burdens. In New Zealand alone, these were estimated at $9 billion each in 2006.” Unsplash Alcohol consumption was most prominent in Bay of Plenty’s most urban wastewater site (file photo). For the study, wastewater samples were taken on seven consecutive days during the same week as the national census in 2018. The wastewater testing showed nicotine consumption was “significantly higher” in the Bay of Plenty and Canterbury sites than central Auckland.

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