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Te Iti me te Rahi ‘Everyone Counts’ Māori Health Workforce
Te Rau Matatini Media Statement
Te Rau Matatini
18
September 2018
Te Iti me te Rahi ‘Everyone Counts’ Māori Health Workforce
Te Rau Matatini have developed a survey Te Iti me te Rahi ‘Everyone Counts’ Māori Health Workforce to contribute to the improvement of Māori health. The survey was launched on the 9th of July 2018 and will end on the 31st of October 2018. The survey aims to:
• build on the knowledge
gained through the Te Rau Matatini Profiling the Māori Health Workforce 2017
report and;
• value all Māori who work
in:
- Non-Government
Organisations
- District Health
Boards
- Kaupapa Māori and
Mainstream, and;
- Public and
Private Health services.
The survey is necessary
to:
• provide a baseline for Māori health
workforce
• provide the opportunity to gain a deeper
understanding of the Māori health workforce and their
needs
• and is anticipated to be conducted every three
years to track the progress of Māori health workforce
initiatives and government commitment.
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