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| The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the significance of the definition of Maori ethnicity to the statistical trends arising from Maori SIDS mortality over the decade 1988-1999 | Dr David Tipene-Leach |
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| A Guide For First Nations On Evaluating Health Programs | It presents basic information on evaluating health programs for First Nations communities that are taking control of their health programs under the Department’s Health Transfer Initiative. | Health Canada |
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| To encourage debate and action focused on improving breastfeeding initiation and duration of breastfeeding in Australia. | Australian Breastfeeding Association |
2004 |
168 KB |
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| The Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) was launched in 1991 by the World Health Organisation and the United Nations Children’s Fund to assist all hospitals to become centres of breastfeeding support. |
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| Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Part Two | The Global Criteria for Aotearoa New Zealand |
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Bedsharing Among Maoris: An Indigenous Tradition - Special Issue |
Bedsharing among Maoris | David Tipene-Leach, Riripeti Haretuku |
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| Helping Your Other Children When your Baby Dies | Anahera Herbert |
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| Clearing The Smoke | A Five-Year Plan for Tobacco Control in New Zealand (2003-2007) Draft for Consultation | Ministry of Health |
2002 |
547 KB |
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| The Application of Tikanga and Kaupapa in Research Around Maori Sudden Infant Death Syndrome | Shane Edwards, Verne McManus, Tim McCreanor |
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| This paper describes research practices and experiences employed by Mäori field researchers within the context of a current research project that investigates the knowledge and insights of Mäori families that have lost a child to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome | Shane Edwards, Verne McManus, Tim McCreanor |
2005 |
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| Communicating Health Risks In The Pacific: Art And Science In Conflict | This paper aims to raise the critical consciousness of health workers to examine their action and to deliberately aim for appropriate health action. | Sitaleki A. Finau |
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Diagnosing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome – The Role Of History And Post Mortem Examination |
Data surrounding the death of every infant in the postneonatal age group resident in the Auckland Area Health Board region in a 3 year period were analysed | SJ Jessup, DMO Becroft, EA Mitchell |
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| Literature Review |
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| Experiences Of Maori SIDS Mothers, Caregivers And Whanau | This report describes findings from a qualitative research project that aimed to investigate the life stories, experiences and insights of Maori SIDS mothers as a contribution to understanding the wider context of Maori SIDS and developing planning strategies to reduce the incidence of SIDS in Maori communities | Verne M. McManus, Sally Abel, Tim McCreanor, Riripeti Haretuku, David Tipene-Leach |
2005 |
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| Experiences of Maori SIDS mothers caregivers and whanau | Verne McManus, Sally Abel, Tim McCreanor, Riripeti Haretuku, David Tipene-Leach |
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| Data | Ministry Of Health |
2004 |
702 KB |
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He Wahine Tangi Tikapa Experiences Of Maori Sids Parents, Caregivers And Whanau – Paper 1 |
Experiences of Maori SIDS Parents, Caregivers and Whanau | Eileen Clarke, Riripeti Haretuku, Tim McCreanor |
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An Exploration of the Factors and Processes which Influence the Immediate and Long-Term Well-Being of Whanau who have Experienced a Sudden Infant Death |
Eileen Clarke, Riripeti Haretuku, Tim McCreanor |
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306 KB |
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He Wahine Tangi Tikapa: Experiences Of Maori Sids Parents, Caregivers And Whanau – Paper 5 |
Experiences of Maori SIDS Parents, Caregivers and Whanau | Eileen Clark, Tim McCreanor |
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389 KB |
| Health Research: A Tool For Social Justice | This paper examines the role of health research in addressing the social injustices signified by poverty, unemployment, and poor health status. | Sitaleki A. Finau |
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Infant Care Practices In New Zealand: A Cross-Cultural Qualitative Study |
This paper describes and compares the infant care practices and beliefs of Maori, Tongan, Samoan, Cook Islands, Niuean and Pakeha (European) caregivers residing in Auckland, New Zealand. | Sally Abel, Julie Park, David Tipene-Leach, Sitaleki Finau, Michele Lennan |
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| Kaupapa Maori is the development of ‘insider’ methodologies that incorporate a critique of research and ways for carrying out research for Maori, with Maori and by Maori. | Linda Tuhiwai Smith |
1999 |
129 KB |
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Helen Moewaka Barnes |
2000 |
98 KB |
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Love Your Woman, Because It Ain’t Nobodies Fault: The SIDS Experiences Of Maori Males |
The Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Experiences of Maori Males | Shane Edwards |
2003 |
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| Love Your Woman, Because It Ain’t Nobody’s Fault: The Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (Sids) Experiences Of Māori Males | The Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Experiences of Māori Males (PowerPoint presentation) | Shane Edwards |
2003 |
211 KB |
Managing The New Zealand Cot Death Study: Lessons From Between The Rock and A Hard Place |
Carol Everard |
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29 KB |
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| Seminar on Childrens Policy: Maori Children: Discussion Paper |
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| A report that describes the infant care practices of Maori parents/caregivers of under 12 month old infants who took part in a qualitative study involving focus group discussions |
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| Maori Infant Care Practices: Implications For Health Messages, Infant Care Services And Sids Prevention In Maori Communities | This paper uses findings from the Maori section of a multi-ethnic infant care practices (ICP) study undertaken in Auckland, New Zealand/Aotearoa, in 1998. It aims to increase understanding of present day Maori infant care practices | Tipene-Leach D., S. Abel, J. Park, S. Finau & M. Lennan |
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Maori Providers Attitudes To Development Of Literacy Quality Standards |
This report has been written to support the findings recorded at several hui throughout the country regarding the provision of literacy for Maori learners by Maori literacy providers | Workbase |
2002 |
58 KB |
| Taking a strategic approach to SIDS prevention in Maori communities – an indigenous perspective | David Tipene-Leach, Caroline Everard, Riripeti Haretuku |
2001 |
147 KB |
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| The aim of this paper is to discuss the needs of Maori women in relation to antenatal education and services | Raeleen de Joux |
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38 KB |
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| A Selective annotated bibliography | Te Puni Kokiri |
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330 KB |
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| Parents' Grief | The Grief of Parents after an Unexpected Sleep-related Infant Death | Anahera Herbert |
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113 KB |
Progress Towards Closing Social And Economic Gaps Between Maori And Non-Maori |
This second report in the Closing the Gaps series presents the current picture of the status of Maori. | Te Puni Kokiri |
2000 |
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| A paper prepared by Anahera Herbert to assist those working with Maori at the time of a death | Anahera Herbert |
2001 |
120 KB |
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| This paper discusses key service and support issues faced by families who have experienced a sudden unexplained death of an infant (SUDI) | David Tipene-Leach, Sally Abel,Carole Everard, Riripeti Haretuku |
2000 |
143 KB |
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| Reorienting Family Services: The Professional Response To Sudden Unexpected Deaths In Infancy – Issues And Protocols | Dr David Tipene-Leach, Dr Sally Abel, Riripeti Haretuku, Carol Everard |
2002 |
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2003 |
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| Final Report with Recommendations Version dated 3 June 2004. This version is the Interim Report, which is still subject to Ministry of Health internal peer review, external peer review and is not the final Ministry position. | The Ministry of Health |
2004 |
146 KB |
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| Selected MSIDS Related Abstracts | Maori SIDS |
2008 |
206 KB |
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| The current coronial investigation into SUDI deaths needs to change its primary focus on forensic investigation to one that also meets the needs of the families, including the collection of data for public education and prevention of these deaths. | Carol Everard |
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| Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Curriculum Notes | This document was initiated as a response to the first Global Strategy Task Force which met in Sydney in 1992. | SIDS Global Strategy Task Force |
1998 |
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Taking A Strategic Approach To Sids Prevention In Maori Communities – An Indigenous Perspective |
Dr. David Tipene-Leach, Carol Everard, Riripeti Haretuku |
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| The Maori SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Prevention Programme was initiated to address the problem that the Maori SIDS death rate was not decreasing as quickly as the non-Maori rate in response to the Ministry of Health's national SIDS prevention campaign. This paper traces the development of the programme | Dr David Tipene-Leach, Dr Sally Abel, Riripeti Haretuku, Carol Everard |
2000 |
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Barry Taylor, Sally Baddock, Rodney Ford, Ed Mitchell, David Tipene-Leach, Barbara Galland |
2002 |
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| The New Zealand Experience: How Smoking Affects SIDS Rates - Special Issue | New Zealand is a small country--the size of England--with a population of just over four million, of which 15 percent are indigenous Maori. In the 1980s we had the unenviable reputation of having one of the highest rates of infant death in the Western world. The majority of the excess of deaths (compared to other countries)were recorded as being due infant death syndrome (SIDS) | Barry Taylor, Sally Baddock, Rodney Ford, Ed Mitchell, David Tipene-Leach, Barbara Galland |
2002 |
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The SIDS Care Workers Study Perceptions Of The Experience Of Maori SIDS Families |
This paper reports on a |
Tim McCreanor, David Tipene Leach, Sally Abel |
2004 |
84 KB |
| An Exploratory Interview (PowerPoint presentation) | Dr. David Tipene-Leach, Dr. Tim McCreanor |
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232 KB |
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| Use of a dummy seems to reduce the risk of SIDS and possibly reduces the influence of known risk factors in the sleep environment. | De-Kun Li, et al |
2005 |
247 KB |
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When The Invisible Hand Rocks The Cradle: New Zealand Children In A Time Of Change |
This paper investigates the impact of economic and social reforms in New Zealand since the mid-1980s on the well-being of children. | Alison J. Blaiklock, Cynthia A. Kiro, Michael Belgrave, Will Low, Eileen Davenport, Ian B. Hassall |
2002 |
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