Dr Matire Harwood wants racism addressed in health system
Dr Matire Harwood is one of six people chosen for a steering group tasked with deciding who will govern the interim Māori Health Authority.
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Dr Matire Harwood is one of six people chosen for a steering group tasked with deciding who will govern the interim Māori Health Authority.
The interim Māori health authority has moved another step forward with iwi leaders and Māori health experts appointed to the steering group tasked with choosing who will govern the authority.
Lisa Tumahai “Tā Mason has assembled a strong group of Māori leaders to begin this important process. I am confident that their leadership, experience and perspectives will enable access to the network of talent within Māoridom and allow them to identify a high-performing group of candidates to provide governance leadership to the interim Māori Health Authority. This approach is a marker of the future health system I am seeking – that we move forward in a true partnership approach with Māori,” Andrew Little said. “The Māori Health Authority is about enabling Māori to exercise m...
Lisa Tumahai âTÄ Mason has assembled a strong group of MÄori leaders to begin this important process. I am confident that their leadership, experience and perspectives will enable access to the network of talent within MÄoridom and allow them to identify a high-performing group of candidates to provide governance leadership to the interim MÄori Health Authority. This approach is a marker of the future health system I am seeking â that we move forward in a true partnership approach with MÄori,â Andrew Little said. âThe MÄori Health Authority is about enabl...
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