Health and society in Aotearoa New Zealand

Abstract

TE R-OP-U RANGAHAU HAUORA A ERU P=OMARE Introduction PART 1: FOUNDATIONS Introduction 1. Social perspectives on health and illness 2. Methodology for studying health and society 3. Te pupuri i te ao o te tangata whenua PART 2: SOCIAL STRUCTURES Introduction 4. Socioeconomic inequalities and health 5. Nga mahi whakahaehae a te tangata tiriti 6. The 'greying' of New Zealand: policy implications of demographic change and structural ageing PART 3: CULTURAL PATTERNS Introduction 7. The culture of health and illness 8. Pacific peoples in New Zealand 9. Formal and informal carers: caring as labour and love PART 4: PROFESSIONS AND PRACTICE Introduction 10. Professionals and practice 11. Knowledge-based teamwork 12. Communication, complexity, and complication PART 5: POLICY Introduction 13. Reform and change in health service provision 14. Community participation in the primary health care sector 15. Te rerenge hauora 16. Consumption and restraint: promoting health in the 21st century technology

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