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New Zealand: Indigenous Hospital Experiences - A New Zealand Case Study


New Zealand: Indigenous Hospital Experiences - A New Zealand Case Study   Denise Wilson, and Pipi Barton, 2012   Aims and objectives. To explore Māori (Indigenous people of New Zealand) experiences of hospitalisation in surgical or medical settings and how these might influence length of stay.   Background. Globally Indigenous peoples with histories of colonisation suffer health disparities compared with other groups. They experience higher levels of morbidity, premature...

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