Introducing the Hauora Māori Equity Toolkit for Specialist Healthcare Services (HMET-SHS)

Maira Patu; Melissa Kerdemelidis; Nadia Summers; Nathan J Monk; Amber Philpott; Angela Beard; Janet Geddes; Scott Babington; Stephen Mark; Suzanne Pitama

doi:10.26635/6965.6942

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Introducing the Hauora Māori Equity Toolkit for Specialist Healthcare Services (HMET-SHS)

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Introducing the Hauora Māori Equity Toolkit for Specialist Healthcare Services (HMET-SHS)

Maira Patu, Melissa Kerdemelidis, Nadia Summers, Nathan J Monk, Amber Philpott, Angela Beard, Janet Geddes, Scott Babington, Stephen Mark and Suzanne Pitama

New Zealand medical journal, Vol.138(1622), pp.80-93

19/09/2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26635/6965.6942

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/47986

Abstract

Health Equity

Health Services Accessibility

New Zealand

Equity

Māori Health (Māori)

Quality Improvement

Secondary Services

Service Evaluation

Specialist Services

The Hauora Māori Equity Toolkit for Specialist Healthcare Services (HMET-SHS) is an innovative tool designed to support equitable service delivery within specialist healthcare services. A multidisciplinary team reviewed the health system structure and developed the HMET-SHS in the form of a Periodic Service Review (PSR) for measuring and monitoring Hauora Māori outcomes in specialist health services. The HMET-SHS promises to reshape specialist healthcare services and champion equitable healthcare improvements for all New Zealanders.

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Record Identifier: 9926772947001891
Title: Introducing the Hauora Māori Equity Toolkit for Specialist Healthcare Services (HMET-SHS)
Creators: Maira Patu
Melissa Kerdemelidis
Nadia Summers
Nathan J Monk
Amber Philpott
Angela Beard
Janet Geddes
Scott Babington
Stephen Mark
Suzanne Pitama
Publication Details: New Zealand medical journal, Vol.138(1622), pp.80-93
Academic Unit: Office of the Head of Faculty (Medicine); Psychological Medicine (UOC); Māori/Indigenous Health Innovation (UOC)
Publisher: Pasifika Medical Association
Grant note: Ministry of Health (partial funding)
Date published ; e-published: 19/09/2025
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Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Journal article