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Grant to build Maori surgery institute 20 Jul 2021 09:03 AM Photo: Supplied. Jamie-Lee Rahiri: Grant to build Maori surgery institute One of the country’s newest surgeons wants to help other Maori follow her along the same path. One of the country’s newest surgeons wants to help other Māori follow her along the same path. Jamie-Lee Rahiri from Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Whātua and Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi is a surgical registrar at Waitematā DHB, where she’s working to build a pro-equity and culturally safe surgical workforce. She’s just received a $30,000 health delivery research grant from the Health Research Council to lay the groundwork for Te Piringa Kotuku - an independent Māori surgical research and training institute. ....
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Thursday, 29 April 2021, 3:48 pm More than eight decades of health reform have failed, and the current landscape of public and private healthcare interests is unstable, say New Zealand researchers Murray Horn and Des Gorman. Future reform must improve equality of access and outcome, they say. These proved to be key drivers behind the health sector reforms announced today by Health Minister Andrew Little. “We will do away with duplication and unnecessary bureaucracy between regions, so that our health workers can do what they do best – keep people well,” says Little. “The reforms will mean that for the first time, we will have a truly national ....