Applying a Māori-centred consultation approach for engaging with Māori patients: an undergraduate medical student case study

Rhys Parry; Bernadette Jones; Ben Gray; Tristram Ingham

doi:10.1071/HC14254

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Applying a Māori-centred consultation approach for engaging with Māori patients: an undergraduate medical student case study

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Applying a Māori-centred consultation approach for engaging with Māori patients: an undergraduate medical student case study

Rhys Parry, Bernadette Jones, Ben Gray and Tristram Ingham

Journal of primary health care, Vol.6(3), pp.254-260

01/09/2014

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1071/HC14254

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/44003

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Primary Health Care

For some years now the dominant text for teaching consultation skills has been 'patient-centred medicine'. Although this method is used internationally, it was developed in Canada, with a strong cultural bias towards Western European patients, and its very title, as a method, is at odds with a traditional Māori way of viewing the world.

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Record Identifier: 9926659883601891
Title: Applying a Māori-centred consultation approach for engaging with Māori patients: an undergraduate medical student case study
Creators: Rhys Parry
Bernadette Jones
Ben Gray
Tristram Ingham
Publication Details: Journal of primary health care, Vol.6(3), pp.254-260
Academic Unit: Primary Health Care (UOW); Medicine (UOW)
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing
Date published ; e-published: 01/09/2014
Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Journal article