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Presentation highlights the integration of Hauora Māori in education to improve health equity in Māori populations.
Overview:This presentation addressed the integration of Hauora Māori (Māori health) perspectives into surgical and clinical practice, emphasizing the role of medical education in driving indigenous health equity. Key Content Areas:Hauora Māori Medical Education: Frameworks to embed Māori health values and knowledge into clinical training.Barriers to Care: Identification of systemic and cultural barriers affecting Māori patients.Teaching Methodologies:Service Learning (e.g., Tamariki Ora ear health data)Flipped ClassroomClinical SimulationLearner Feedback: Insights from students on culturally responsive teaching.Transform Clinical Practice: Using education to foster social accountability and improve health outcomes for Māori. Applications for Surgery:The presentation highlighted how surgical teams can apply these educational strategies to reduce disparities and deliver culturally safe, equitable care.
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