Puna rauemi ǀ cultural resources
The name of this section (Te Puna Rauemi o te ao Māori ǀ Puna Rauemi for short) means: the pool of resources from the Māori world.
This space holds useful cultural resources, including links to further information for health practitioners (graduating, registered and international seeking registration in Aotearoa New Zealand).
We acknowledge Te Tiriti o Waitangi as the founding document of Aotearoa
New Zealand. We’re contributing to efforts that support equitable outcomes for Māori, and the removal of barriers to achieve equity; we’re striving to build strong and enduring relationships with Māori, to guide and support our regulatory work.
For more about how we plan to achieve this, what we’re doing now, and what we've done already, view our Annual report 2024, and the Strategic Plan 2023-2026 under Resources/publications.
Useful links - information and resources
Te Ama Tōtika – Māori Practitioners Advisory Committee Representing the different scopes of practice, and with the input of consumers of health care services, the purpose of this ropu is to assist with reviewing key standards and codes of conduct - and provide advice to the Council.
Mauriora: Māori health, education and research professionals – training the Aotearoa New Zealand health workforce – courses include: cultural competency, healthcare and te tiriti o Waitangi.
Ngā Paerewa te Tiriti eLearning (two-part free training module) – accessed via Ministry of Health
Ao Mai te Rā: Manatū Hauora ǀ Ministry of Health works across the health system to increase access, achieve equity and improve outcomes for Māori.
Te Tāhū Hauora: Co-design: Te Tāhū Hauora ǀ Health Quality & Safety Commission provide free e-learning courses – He hoahoa-tahi: He Kaupapa ako-I utu kore. These are free to all health care professionals. These include: engaging Māori consumers in co-design; engaging Pacific consumers in co-design.
Cultural considerations when caring for kaumātua
Learning and education modules on understanding bias in health care. Includes video modules: Understanding and addressing implicit bias; Te Tiriti o Waitangi, colonisation and racism; Experiences of bias.
Other useful links
See also other general information on this website under Useful Links.