You are invited to participate in research which uses a video to present Māori experiences and perceptions of pharmacists’ role in supporting medicines access. The video has been developed using research findings and we would like to know how useful this video is as an education tool, and as a
This research aims to help us understand how pharmacists can better serve Māori. If you are interested in finding out more about this research, click here for the Participant Information Sheet https://maoripharmacists.org.nz/participant-information-sheet-te-puna-rongoa-achieving-medicines-access-equity-for-maori-pharmacists-role/ What are we trying to find out? How can pharmacists support whānau to get better access to funded
Community member Participant Information Sheet COMMUNITY MEMBER PARTICIPANT INFORMATION SHEET Research Title Te Puna Rongoā: Achieving Medicines Access Equity for Māori – Pharmacists’ role Researcher: My name is Jo Hikaka (Ngāruahine). I have almost 20 years’ experience as a pharmacist. I am also a Māori health researcher and am based
The Māori Pharmacists’ Association have a free phone line to help answer any questions whānau may have about their medicines. We would like to introduce to some of our members who will be replying to your questions. Our pharmacists have a wide range of experiences and are located across the
In response to the COVID-19 situation, Ngā Kaitiaki o Te Puna Rongoā o Aotearoa – the Māori Pharmacists Association (MPA) have re-launched their free phone line to answer questions that kaumātua or whānau may have about their medicines. People can ring from anywhere across Aotearoa and their call will be
MPA are pleased to annouce our 2020 Symposium/wānanga will be held 16-17 May, Owhata marae, Rotorua. For more details, please see here: https://maoripharmacists.org.nz/symposium/
MPA are pleased to announce the interim programme for our symposium on 8th June 2019 at the University of Auckland (Grafton campus). See programme below For more details about the symposium click here To register click here
In yet another first, Leanne Te Karu has become the first Māori woman, and first pharmacist, to deliver a speech at an Otago University Health Sciences Graduation. On the 7th December 2018 Leanne stood in the Dunedin Town Hall to address the Pharmacy, Dentistry, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Medicine (except MBChB),
