A range of global environmental changes are contributing to an increasing global burden of
disease. Since human health and well-being are intimately associated with the health of our …

Background Improving indigenous health outcomes requires a strong indigenous nurse
presence. Increasing the retention and success of nursing students during their education …

Access to culturally safe health services is a basic human right, however through the lasting
effects of colonisation, oppression, and systemic racism, the individual and community …

Tertiary institutions internationally aim to increase student diversity, however are struggling
to achieve equitable academic outcomes for indigenous and ethnic minority students and …

Increasing the numbers of Pacific Island students who graduate from New Zealand
universities is important for the students' futures, their families, communities and society in …

Objective: Models of psychometric screening to identify individuals with neurodevelopmental
disabilities (NDDs) have had limited success. In Aotearoa/New Zealand, routine …

Introduction Differential attainment is a well‐known phenomenon in medical education.
Despite a strong impetus for institutions and researchers to move away from a 'student deficit …

aims: To understand the medical student perspective and experiences of academic difficulty
and remediation in years'2-6 at The University of Auckland (UoA), Aotearoa New Zealand …

ABSTRACT 'Access for all'is a recurring theme in tertiary education. In Aotearoa New
Zealand improving access for underserved groups, including Indigenous Māori, is a priority …

Background Indigenous nursing students contended with far-reaching challenges during the
pandemic that significantly altered their experiences of nursing education. These …