HLWB102 Final - Creating an Indigenous Māori‐centred model of relational health

Aims and objectives

Aims and objectives

Identify the key concepts, embedded within Māori models of health and wellbeing and how these could inform the background of a Maori centred model

Background

Improving equity for Māori requires urgent attention.

Results

Four overarching themes were identified: whanaungatanga, whakawhanaungatanga, socio-political health, Whānau

whanaungatanga - aspect of model

connectedness

whakawhanaungatanga - aspect of model

building relationships

socio-political health - aspect of model

colonisation, urbanisation, racism and marginalisation

Whānau - aspect of model

extended family

Te tiriti

One of New Zealand’s founding documents - 6 Feb 1840

treaty of Waitangi and health

WAI2575

Methodological framework five stages

1. identification of the research question

2. identification of the relevant studies

3. literature section

4. charting the data

5. collation, summarising, and reporting the results

soio-polital model aspect

• wairua - spirit

• Whānau - extended family

• hinegaro - mind

• Tinana - body