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Tūroro | Patients
Indicator 3: Rights and health needs of Māori
Standard
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Standard - what we'll be assessing on
Evidence to provide for assessment
3.1
The practice has a commitment to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. Practices identify and understand the health needs of Māori. The practice partners with local Māori organisations, provider groups and whānau to deliver on these needs.
A Māori health plan updated annually that includes examples of how the practice has identified and planned to address inequity in Māori health outcomes within their practice.
A description of how collaborative relationships with iwi and/or whānau ora collectives contribute to the Māori health plan and the wellbeing of Māori patients and whānau.
A review of the existing practice team composition as a representation of your community to identify gaps for recruitment and support mechanisms to retain Māori team members
3.2
The practice educates all team members in Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its application to improve health equity for patients, family or whānau, including Māori as tangata whenua.
Completed team training records.
3.3
The practice ensures all team members are supported with pronouncing te reo.
Te reo Māori signage and resources.
Activities/resources to assist the team to use correct te reo pronunciation, particularly Māori patients’ names
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Foundation
Foundation 2022 (current)
Introducing the Foundation Standard
Getting started
Tūroro | Patients
Indicator 1: The Code of Health and Disability Services
Indicator 2: Patient Information and privacy
Indicator 3: Rights and health needs of Māori
Indicator 4: Responsiveness to diversity
Manaaki Haumanu | Clinical Care
Indicator 5: Continuity of care
Indicator 6: Responsiveness to urgent health needs
Indicator 7: Immunisations, screening and recall
Indicator 8: Clinical governance and Patient experiences
Whakahau Rongoā | Medicine management
Indicator 9: Prescribing and medicine reconciliation
Indicator 10: Controlled drugs
Taputapu | Medical equipment and resources
Indicator 11: Medical equipment and medicines
Whare haumanu | The practice
Indicator 12: Infection control and healthcare waste
Indicator 13: Health and safety
Indicator 14: Emergency continuity
Indicator 15: Employee and contractor safety checking procedures
Appendix
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Appendix 1 medical list
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