Aotearoa New Zealand
Te Rautaki M膩ori me te Ara Whakamua
mini传媒入口 recognises the special status of M膩ori as tangata whenua in Aotearoa New Zealand and is committed to meeting its obligations as te Tiriti o Waitangi partners.
Te Tiriti requires the health system to work towards eliminating health inequities between M膩ori and non-M膩ori. Te Rautaki M膩ori me te Ara Whakamua is the foundation for our equity journey and pae ora for all w膩hine and p膿pi.
Hauora w膩hine M膩ori
mini传媒入口 is committed to a sustainable and diverse O&G workforce that can meet future hauora w膩hine needs and will strengthen relationships with M膩ori organisations to support health equity for w膩hine.
Education and training is central to our mahi and our strategy includes expanding the scope of advanced training to better suit the needs of our trainees and the community.
mini传媒入口 continues to proactively engage with Aotearoa New Zealand government to facilitate and improve outcomes for w膩hine and wh膩nau as well as members and trainees.
Our equity journey
mini传媒入口 established an O&G-specific cultural competence course which is mandatory for mini传媒入口 trainees in Aotearoa New Zealand. All mini传媒入口 Fellows are encouraged to attend the course.
Through He Hono W膩hine we provide annual hui for trainees and Fellows, M膩ori medical students and PGYs.
Two M膩ori positions have been established on the mini传媒入口 Council: Chair of He Hono W膩hine and a M膩ori Fellow (elected by M膩ori Fellows)
mini传媒入口 now has a Kaitohutohu Hauora W膩hine M膩ori
Te Ara Whakamua 鈥 the pathway forward聽
Advocacy for w膩hine M膩ori and p膿pi
Focus on equity in mini传媒入口 submissions and guidelines
M膩ori O&G workforce grows to reflect the population
M膩ori O&G leadership and governance is prioritised
Culturally informed engagement with our members, stakeholders and communities
Continue our support of mini传媒入口 M膩ori Fellows and trainees
Increased research into hauora w膩hine M膩ori
Valuing and celebrating te ao M膩ori
Cultural competence and cultural safety
mini传媒入口 supports the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) statement and definition of cultural safety.
Application of Hui Process/Meihana Model to Clinical Practice
Visit our Workshops page to view all the courses we offer not only as part of our training programs, but for continuing professional development and health professionals more broadly.
贬耻颈-腻-迟补耻
贬耻颈-腻-迟补耻, hosted by He Hono W膩hine,鈥痠s held each year for mini传媒入口 Fellows, trainees and wh膩nau at marae to engage, reflect and korero around hauora M膩ori in a relaxed but focused way.
He Hono W膩hine provide a supportive environment for attendees to learn about the M膩ori world view, share their clinical experiences, and contribute to the mahi of Te Rautaki M膩ori me te Ara Whakamua.
Contact Hauora W膩hine M膩ori Advisor, Bailey Parata if you鈥檇 like to know more: bparata@ranzcog.org.nz.
NZ member and trainee support
Early career Fellows
An annual forum is held to engage mini传媒入口 early career Fellows* about the scope of work mini传媒入口 is involved in and the support and mentoring available.
The forum is both a networking and professional development opportunity for mini传媒入口 early career Fellows with Fellows and external health stakeholders available to provide information and share personal experiences.
To find out when the next forum is being held, email event@ranzcog.org.nz.
*Up to 5 years since elevating to mini传媒入口 Fellowship is considered an early career Fellow.
Workshops
Visit our Workshops page to view all the courses we offer not only as part of our training programs, but for continuing professional development and health professionals more broadly. The below courses/workshops are specific to Aotearoa New Zealand members.
笔腻苍耻颈
Te K膩hui Oranga 艒 Nuku 笔腻苍耻颈 is a regular e-newsletter for Aotearoa New Zealand members and trainees highlighting the mahi of Te K膩hui Oranga 艒 Nuku and topical hauora w膩hine issues including sector consultations, latest research and guideline updates.
Members are automatically subscribed to this newsletter.
Committees and leadership
The Aotearoa New Zealand office and committees are dedicated to equitable access to health services, and equity of health outcomes, for all w膩hine in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Aotearoa New Zealand committees meet quarterly to advance Te Rautaki M膩ori me te Ara Whakamua and the College’s Strategic Plan. The committees are responsive to the needs of our members; please get in touch if you need to communicate with a committee or our office.
Your committees
New Zealand mini传媒入口 Accreditation Committee
Chair: Dr Sarah Machin
Deputy Chair: Dr Celia Devenish
2022 MEETING DATES
22 March, 21 June, 20 September, 6 December
CONTACT: jkaveney@ranzcog.org.nz
COORDINATOR: Jude Kaveney
Te K膩hui Oranga 艒 Nuku
CHAIR: Dr Susan Fleming
Deputy Chairs: Dr Rachael McConnell and Dr Per Kempe
2022 MEETING DATES
21 March, 20 June, 19 September, 5 December
CONTACT: ranzcog@ranzcog.org.nz
COORDINATOR: Katie McFetridge
Your trainee representatives
Our taonga
Mihi
He Hono W膩hine has provided the following mihi for opening mini传媒入口 meetings:
Kia ora t膩tou
E ng膩 maung膩 k艒rero
E ng膩 wai tapu o te motu
E ng膩 hau e wh膩
T膿n膩 koutou (x3) katoa
Greetings everyone
To those assembled from various parts
To those from all parts of the country
To those who have come from all over the land
Greetings, Salutation, Acknowledgements to you all.
Be well everyone
To the speaking mountains
To the sacred waterways of this land
To those from the four winds
Greetings, Salutation, Acknowledgements to you all.
Taku p膩 harakeke e
The waiata, Taku p膩 harakeke e, was gifted to Te Kahui Oranga 艒 Nuku for use at mini传媒入口 NZ hui and events. Taku p膩 harakeke e was written with the help of Aotearoa singer/songwriter Maisey Rika at He Hono W膩hine鈥檚 贬耻颈-腻-迟补耻 at 艑nuku Marae in October 2018.
The waiata, Taku p膩 harakeke e, was first sung at the opening of the 2019 mini传媒入口 NZ Annual Scientific Meeting in Kirikiriroa by Kiara Paul.
AUDIO RECORDING
Taku p膩 harakeke e
Ko te oranga o te iwi
he w膩hine he Atua
te tapu o te whare t膩ngata
he oranga, he oranga
Ko te taonga nui o te ao
he mokopuna, he k膩kano
i ruia mai i Rangi膩tea
he taonga, he taonga
Te K膩hui Oranga 艒 Nuku e
he waipuna ora e
mai i te po ki te ao m膩rama
Taku p膩 harakeke e
My village my family
The wellbeing of humankind
From Women and Gods
And the sacredness of childbirth
It is life it is life
The greatest gift in the world
A child and seed
Sown in Rangi膩tea
A gift and a treasure
The NZ Committee of mini传媒入口
A wellspring of health
‘ab umbris ad lumina vitae’ ‘from shadows to the light of life’
My village my family
Grants and scholarships
Contact us
Get in touch with our Aotearoa New Zealand and Global Health team.
Phone: +64 4 472 4608
General: ranzcog@ranzcog.org.nz
mini传媒入口: nztraining@ranzcog.org.nz
Events: event@ranzcog.org.nz
Global Health: globalhealth@ranzcog.edu.au
ADDRESS
mini传媒入口 Aotearoa New Zealand office
Level 6, Featherston Tower
23 Waring Taylor Street
Wellington 6011, New Zealand
POSTAL ADDRESS
PO Box 10611
Wellington 6140, New Zealand
| Executive Director, Aotearoa New Zealand and Global Health | Catherine Cooper |
| mini传媒入口 Delivery Lead | Jude Kaveney |
| Global Health Lead | Carolyn Poljski |
| Events and Professional Development Lead | Laura Collins |
| Hauora W膩hine M膩ori Advisor | Bailey Parata |
| Communications and Global Health Coordinator | Lynn Gestro |
| mini传媒入口 and SIMG Coordinator | Janna Young (Libby Hamlyn: parental leave) |
| Office and Projects Coordinator | Katie McFetridge |
| Accountant | Gerry Westhuis |
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