In the transition to motherhood after migration, ethnic Chinese mothers in New Zealand
experience different health and support systems compared to the ones they have knowledge …

This article critically analyses the discourse of consumer choice embedded in health
communication interactions between maternity-care providers and migrant ethnic Chinese …

Understandings of culture and multiculture are broad and deeply embedded in every day
talk and practices. In an increasingly globalised world, how we understand and work with …

Migrant women who become new mothers in New Zealand say their cultural needs are often
not met or understood by health professionals. Funded by the New Zealand Families …

Objective: to analyse the meanings that women gave to their childbearing experiences in
order to provide some useful insights as to how their experiences might be improved …

This study focuses on the narratives of Latin American migrant women in New Zealand and
the role communication networks play in their migration experiences. Communication …

In this paper we use narrative analysis to consider how the discursive resources that come
with living 'in between'countries and cultures unfold in personal stories. We do this by …

Objective: Birth is a social and cultural event, and giving birth in another country is a
challenge for immigrant women. This article explores how some Japanese women …

Cultural beliefs and values implicitly and explicitly shape every aspect of the way we parent
our children and how we communicate about parenting. To support parents appropriately in …

Although the health system in Aotearoa New Zealand is based on universalism and equity,
disparities exist in the uptake and quality of health care for ethnic-migrant mothers and their …