Whaiora : Maōri health development

1994-01-01articleAmericanae (AECID Library)317 citationsclosed

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Indigenous Cultures and History Indigenous Health and Education

Abstract

Introduction Te Ao Tawhito - An indigenous health system Tirohanga Maori - Maori health perspectives Maori participation in New Zealand Health Service The Treaty of Waitangi and health Maori development and Maori health The contemporary context Central Government capacities to meet Maori needs A bicultural health service The health reforms Government objectives for Maori health The provision of health care Maori goals for health and health care Conclusions

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