Tirohanga Mäori

Tirohanga Mäori:  Mäori Health Perspectives

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1. Komiti Whakahaere, (1984), Hui Whakaoranga: Mäori Health Planning Workshop, Department of Health, Wellington .
2. Ibid.
3. Blake-Palmer, (1954),'Tohungaism and Makutu', journal of the Polynesian Society (2): 147-63.
4. L.K. Gluckman, (1976), Tangiwai: A Medical History of 19th Century , Whitcoulls, Christchurch , pp. 232-60.
5. The psychoanalyst Carl Jung used the term 'collective unconscious' to describe the continuing influence of cultural beliefs; even when they were beyond conscious appreciation.
6. H. Durie, (1977), 'Mäori Attitudes to Sickness, Doctors and Hospitals', Medical Journal 86: 483-5.
7. Tipene-Leach, (1978), 'Mäoris: Their Feelings About the Medical Profession', Community Forum, Auckland .
8. Durie, (1977), op cit
9. World Health Organization, (1947) 'Constitution of the World Health Organization'. Chronicles of the World Health Organisation 1: 12.
10. H. Durie, (1985), 'A Mäori Perspective of Health', Journal of Social Sciences and Medicine, 20 (5): 483-6.
11. Murchie, (1984), Raupora: Health and Mäori Women, Mäori Women's Welfare League, Wellington , p. 112.
12. Ibid., p. 81
13. The 1982 Hui Ora was arranged by a Mäori health interest group, made up mainly of Mäori professional staff from the Palmerston North Hospital . It. was attended by representatives of major Mäori organizations in the area. The keynote speakers were Drs David Yates, Paratene Ngata, and Mason Durie.
14. W. Winiata , (1984), 'The Kaukawa Tribal Planning Experience and Health', in Hui Whakaoranga, op cit.
15. Sinclair, (1975),'Land: Mäori Views and European Response', in M. King (ed.), Te Ao Hurihuri, Hicks Smith, Wellington .
16. H. Durie, (1979), 'Land and Mental Health', unpublished paper presented at the RANZCP Conference, Queenstown.
17. H. Durie, (1987), 'Implications of Policy and Management Decisions on Mäori Health: Contemporary Issues and Responses', International Journal of Health Planning and Management 2, Special 201-213.
18. Maskill, (1991), A health Profile of New Zealand Adolescents, Discussion Paper 14, Health Research Services, Department of Health, Wellington.
19. H. Durie, (1986), Te Taha Hinengaro: An Integrated Approach to Mental Health', Community Mental Health in 1 (1): 4-11.
20. J. Heath (ed.), (1985), Summary Report - Summary Report - National Conference on the role of the Doctor in New Zealand, University of Otago Medical School, Dunedin, p. 8
21. R. Pere, (1984),'Te Oranga o re Whänau: The Health of the Family', in Hui Whakaoranga, op cit.
22. Henare, (1988), 'Nga Tikanga me nga Ritenga o te Ao Mäori: Standards and Foundations of Mäori Society', in The April Report, III, part 1, Royal Commission on Social Policy, Wellington , pp,. 24-232.
23. H. Durie, (1985),'Mäori Health Institutions', Community Mental Health, in 2(1) 63-3.
24. Oliver, (1991), Claims to the Waitangi Tribunal, Department of Justice/Daphne Brasell Associates, Wellington . The major claims were brought by Te Atiawa (the Motunui claim), Ngati Pikiao ( Kaituna River ), Ngati Te Ata ( Manukau Harbour ), and Ngati Kahu (Mangonui Inlet).
25. Waitangi Tribunal, (1986), Te Reo Mäori Report, Department of Justice, Wellington .
26. Working Group on Indigenous Populations, (1993), Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Populations; Report on the Eleventh Session of the United Nations Working Group, United Nations, Geneva .
27. Te Roopu Awhina o Tokanui, (1987), 'Cultural Perspectives in Psychiatric Nursing: A Mäori Viewpoint', Nursing Praxis in 2 (3): 3-11.
28. Ngata and L. Dyall, (1984), 'Health: A Mäori View', Health 36:2.
29. Benland, (1988), 'The S-Factor: Taha Wairua', in The April Report, op cit, pp. 450-68.
30. New Zealand Board of Health, (1988), Priorities for the New Zealand Health Services, New Zealand Board of Health, Wellington , p.6

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