Watch this webinar recording featuring expert voices from general practice who have navigated the challenges of disruptive events in Aotearoa, sharing real experiences, practical strategies for disaster-proofing practices, and key lessons learned from adversity. Discover how they built resilience and maintained business continuity.
Watch this webinar recording on Rongoā Māori and learn about its proven ability to improve whānau and community wellbeing, plus be inspired to explore how to support this kaupapa in your rohe. This webinar explores groundbreaking partnerships and highlights how the health care sector can give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi by supporting, resourcing and empowering whānau Māori to access Indigenous healing practices as an option alongside Western models of medicine. Hear also about meaningful collaboration alongside contemporary health settings.
This recorded webinar adopts a proactive approach, focusing on preventive measures and prioritizing people's well-being. The panel for this session includes speakers with expertise in clinical and practice management, firsthand experience, and representatives from the Ministry of Social Development.
Helmut Modlik (Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira) presents on how to deliver genuine change through leading from the grassroots, and gives his thoughts on what's required for the health sector to thrive with the upcoming health reforms.
The Honourable Minister of Health Andrew Little presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on the future of general practice, with a specific locality focus.
Auckland based community organiser Alexandra Nicholas presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on her mahi, and how to effectively and authentically engage with communities.
Dr Dougal Thorburn presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on how we can bring Pae Ora to life through the upcoming health reforms.
Presentation Slides - Dr Dougal Thorburn
Our amazing lived experience advisors Gary Sutcliffe, Whaea Merle Samuels, and Karōria Johns, facilitated by Alexandra Nicholas, discuss the ways in which practices can uplift and whakamana whānau voice at the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022.
Shirleyanne Brown presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on authentically partnering for tangata whenua wellbeing.
Presentation Slides - Shirleyanne Brown
Margie Apa (Tumu Whakaere, Te Whatu Ora) and Riana Manuel (Tumu Whakaere, Te Aku Whai Ora) join us On the Couch at the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 to discuss the upcoming health reforms and answer questions from the audience.
