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
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),
Congratulations to Hunter Amende who is the first pharmacy student to be awarded a Waitematā DHB Health Scholarship. These scholarships aim to develop and support the Māori and Pasifika workforce within the DHB with the aim of supporting their local communities. Eligible applicants must live within the DHB and also
Congratulations to Renée Spriggs for winning the Future Pharmacist of the Year award at the Pharmacy Today awards. Renée is a 4th year pharmacy student studying at Otago School of Pharmacy and Tumuaki (President) of Te Puna Kaitaka, the Otago Māori Pharmacy Student Association. She is also a subcommittee member
The Pharmacy Reference Group for the Implementation of the Strategy for Māori Health (PRISM), are pleased to call for applications for the Te Hapai Hauora Award. PRISM is a voluntary group of stakeholders working together to implement the Māori Health Strategy for the Pharmacy Profession. The member organisations are as
Congratulations to Ian McMichael, Sam Martin and Joyce Maipi who won the Te Hapai Hauora Award at the Pharmacy Today awards held in Auckland in July. The award was granted in recognition of the work they have done in developing a new service model. It is was based on an
