Search Results - "Wharemate, Rawiri"

‘It was peaceful, it was beautiful’: A qualitative study of family understandings of good end-of-life care in hospital for people dying in advanced age by Gott, Merryn, Robinson, Jackie, Moeke-Maxwell, Tess, Black, Stella, Williams, Lisa, Wharemate, Rawiri, Wiles, Janine

“…Background: Hospitals are important sites of end-of-life care, particularly for older people. A need has been identified to understand best practice in…”
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He Pou Whirinaki (pillars of support). Elder indigenous New Zealand Māori narratives about influenza immunisation and the use of telehealth during the first COVID-19 lockdown by Dowell, Anthony, Turner, Nikki, Watson, Donna, Wharemate, Rawiri, Willing, Esther, Nowlan, Mary

“…This paper describes issues, strengths and challenges experienced by elderly Māori accessing influenza vaccination, during the first Level 4 COVID-19 lockdown…”
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Can digital stories go where palliative care research has never gone before? A descriptive qualitative study exploring the application of an emerging public health research method in an indigenous palliative care context by Williams, Lisa, Gott, Merryn, Moeke-Maxwell, Tess, Black, Stella, Kothari, Shuchi, Pearson, Sarina, Morgan, Tessa, Wharemate, Matua Rawiri, Hansen, Whaea Whio

“…The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for global approaches to palliative care development. Yet it is questionable whether one-size-fits-all solutions…”
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A critical exploration of a collaborative Kaupapa Māori consistent research project on physician-assisted dying by Malpas, Phillipa

“…Presents research on the attitudes of kaumātua (respected older Māori men and women) on physician assisted dying (PAD), stressing the responsibility to include…”
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Working bi-culturally within a palliative care research context: the development of the Te Ārai Palliative Care and End of Life Research Group by Gott, Merryn, Moeke-Maxwell, Tess, Morgan, Tessa, Black, Stella, Williams, Lisa, Boyd, Michal, Frey, Rosemary, Robinson, Jackie, Slark, Julia, Trussardi, Gabriella, Waterworth, Susan, Wharemate, Rawiri, Hansen, Whio, Smith, Eliza, Kaka, Kiripai, Henare, Kohi, Henare, Eileen, Poto, Manaaki, Tipene-Carter, Eliza, Hall, Devi-ann

“…It is increasingly recognised that palliative care research needs to pay more attention to culture if the diverse needs of service users are to be…”
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