Talanoa digital storytelling as a culturally-appropriate method in palliative care health research: An evaluation of the narratives of Pacific families caring for older loved ones at end of life

Journal article

Peer reviewed

Ofa Dewes, K Williams and S Naisali

Pacific studies, Vol.46(1)

2023

Handle:

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/41856

Abstract

talanoa

digital storytelling

palliative care

New Zealand

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Title: Talanoa digital storytelling as a culturally-appropriate method in palliative care health research: An evaluation of the narratives of Pacific families caring for older loved ones at end of life
Creators: Ofa Dewes
K Williams
S Naisali
Publication Details: Pacific studies, Vol.46(1)
Academic Unit: Ageing Well - Kia eke kairangi ki te taikaumātuatanga National Science Challenge
Date published ; e-published: 2023
Comment: This article was not authored by University of Otago authors. However, it is an output of the Ageing Well National Science Challenge which is hosted by the University of Otago. For this reason, and to preserve the scholarly outputs from the Ageing Well National Science Challenge as a cohesive body of work, this article has been included in OUR Archive.
Resource Type; Subtype: Journal article