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DHB blind on how Maori communities access services

DHB blind on how Maori communities access services 15 Dec 2020 15:48 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast Bay of Plenty District Health Board is keen to work more closely with Māori communities to improve health outcomes. It has received almost $300,000 in collaboration grants from the Health Research Council for a series of projects to integrate technology, promote wellbeing among Māori, and develop skills in kaupapa Māori research methods. Research manager Charlie Stratton says they re looking for evidence that will improve delivery of services, especially for Māori and rural communities. There s a gap in our knowledge about how communities, especially rural communities and Māori communities in our region access health care systems, so the grants are really looking at how we can work with those communities to better the integrated health model, he says.

auckland scoop co nz » Delivering An Interprofessional Approach When Needed Most

Press Release – Bay of Plenty District Health Board Above: students from backgrounds including oral health therapy,medicine, nursing, pharmacy, nutrition and dietetics, social work, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, midwifery, speech language therapy, paramedicine, and optometry took part in this year’s RHIP program. The challenges of 2020 have demonstrated more than ever the need for an interprofessional approach to healthcare and that’s exactly what the Eastern Bay’s Rural Health Interprofessional Programme (RHIP) delivers. RHIP Academic Co-ordinator, Yvonne Boyes, said she had been wowed by the energy, positivity and dedication of the 50 students who participated in the Bay of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB) programme this year.

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