Aim In pre-colonial Aotearoa/New Zealand, traditional Māori health systems (rongoā Māori)
maintained the health and well-being of Māori communities. However, colonisation …

This study sought to describe spirituality resourcing of family caregivers for people with
aphasia (PWA). A purposive sample of 14 female family caregivers of PWA from a …

ABSTRACT AIM: Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) disproportionately affects Māori and
Pacific peoples in Aotearoa (New Zealand). Despite this, the lived experiences of T2DM and …

Stroke-related communication disorders can have a substantial impact on Māori whānau
(extended family). Timely and appropriate speech-language therapy is required, but there …

Objective Much of the information about the ethical practice of clinical neuropsychology has
focused on North America. Additionally, of the scholarly publications on the intersection of …

Māori individuals who require support for verbal communication sit at the intersection of
several social and cultural inequalities in Aotearoa New Zealand. Not least of these is the …

Aim Increasing Māori and Pacific success into and through tertiary health professional study
has been prioritised as a key element in addressing inequitable health outcomes. However …

This article presents a community-led kaupapa Māori research project involving
Whakatōhea and neighbouring rohe (areas). This project arose from a moemoeā (dream or …

Spirituality is a neglected aspect of healthcare and rehabilitation for those with acquired
communication difficulties such as aphasia (language impairment) as a consequence of …

This review aimed to describe: a) experiences of Indigenous Australian adults with ACDs; b)
current speech-language pathology (SLP) practices with this population, and c) research …