Ranga Hauora - Burwood Hospital

Ranga Hauora recognises the significance of :

Ensuring tangata whaiora feel at ease when receiving care
Identifying cultural issues when working with whānau, hapū and iwi
Enabling staff to access the support and resources available to meet the cultural requirements of whānau, hapū and iwi

Ko te whakataukī o "Te Whare Toa Takitini" e pa ana ki a rātou kia tomo mai ki roto mō te tikaka ora o te tinana, hinekaro me tō wairua hoki.

"Ehara taku toa, i te toa takitahi, katahi, ko taku toa he toa takitini."

The proverbial saying which underpins Te Whare Toa Takitini/Burwood Hospital, concerning those who enter therein for their physical, mental, spiritual growth and wellbeing, is as follows:

"Mine is not the strength of one alone, it is the strength of many."

Ko wai mātou - Who are we?

Ranga Hauora team:

Kaumatua
Kaiwhakahaere
Āwhina

Mihinui - acknowledgements

Tangata Whaiora / patients & their whānau
Māori Community
Chaplains to Māori
Māori Wardens
Māori Womens' Welfare League
Kaimahi Māori

Ka Mahi - what we do?

Kai kōrero-tia - networking and liaison
Tikanga & Kawa - customs, values, beliefs
Kai ako

education and training
workforce development

Hauora kori-nga tūroro - clinical input
Rapunga kōrero - research involving staff & patients
Ranga Hauora Assessment – Te Whare Tapa Whā
Kura Mātauranga -sharing skills and knowledge

Kaitiakitanga

To work with Te Iwi Māori to ensure service delivery is effective and safe.
He ringawera mō te tari i roto i te iwi: to work within the service to promote and develop quality service to Te Iwi Māori