… It also enables them to be involved in changes to health services and programs. Cultural
safety explicitly acknowledges the experience of the recipient of care. Its focus is on the level of …

… has led to Māori now having differential exposure to the determinants of health [13] [14] and
inequities in access to health services and the quality of the care received. Framing ethnic …

… Canada enters into agreements with individual First Nations for delivery of health and
social services; (2) health service delivery linked to an expanded First Nations self-government …

… also involves challenging inequalities in health care and improving health care access to …
Finally, cultural safety “acknowledges that we are all bearers of culture,” and health services …

… Measuring Indigenous Australians’ experiences with health services and whether it was
culturally safe may reveal mixed and confronting responses. Additionally, regulatory frameworks …

… However, the individual's cultural safety must also be upheld. Failure to do so risks
disempowerment, alienation from health services, and potentially places the patient at risk of a less …

… cultural safety education and the impact on students, educators and Indigenous people.
Institutional support, strategic planning and cultural safety … health equity and improved health for …

… cultural safety into nursing education and critical- oriented knowledge derived from recent
research on cultural safety … risk of Maori women when accessing mainstream health services is …

… hui to be held on Maˉori health and was a focus for a … health service design and delivery,
and the need for government to recognise the growing body of evidence that Maˉori health …

… Health Services. The focus on understanding of primary health care, holistic health care,
cultural safety, gender and age issues, equity and socio-cultural aspects of care enhances the …