Te Ohonga Ake: The determinants of health for Māori children and young people in New Zealand : series two Jean Simpson, Judith Adams, Glenda Oben, Andrew Wicken & Mavis Duncnson
By: Simpson, Jean
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Contributor(s): Adams, Judith | Oben, Glenda | Wicken, Andrew | Duncanson, Mavis.
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BookPublisher: Dunedin, New Zealand : NZ Child and Youth Epidemiology Service, University of Otago, 2016Description: electronic document (277 pages); PDF file: 2.44 MB.Subject(s): ĀHUATANGA ŌHANGA | ĀHUATANGA PĀPORI | CHILD PROTECTION | CHILDREN | HAUORA | HEALTH | INFANTS | MĀORI | PĒPĒ | POVERTY | RANGAHAU MĀORI | RONGOĀ WHAKAIRANGI | SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS | STATISTICS | SUBSTANCE ABUSE | TAIOHI | TAITAMARIKI | TAMARIKI | TATAURANGA | TUAKOKA | YOUNG PEOPLE | FAMILY VIOLENCE | TŪKINOTANGA Ā-WHĀNAU | PATU TAMARIKI | CHILD ABUSE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: 2014 report (2016) | 2012 report (2013) Summary: This report, which focuses on the underlying determinants of health for Māori children and young people, aims to:
1.Provide a snapshot of progress in addressing many of the
determinants of health including child poverty and living standards, housing, early childhood education, oral health, tobacco use, alcohol related harm, and children’s exposure to family violence.
2.Assist those working in the health sector to consider the roles other agencies play in influencing child and youth health outcomes related to these determinants. Safety and family violence are considered on pages 219-239, and includes Tables 51 to 60, in particular: Table 52. Nature of injuries arising from assault, neglect or maltreatment in hospitalised Māori children 0
–14 years by age group, New Zealand 2009–2013 and Table
56. Number of notifications to Child, Youth and Family
requiring further assessment by ethnicity, New Zealand 2004
–2013 financial year. Record #4994
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This report, which focuses on the underlying determinants of health for Māori children and young people, aims to:
1.Provide a snapshot of progress in addressing many of the
determinants of health including child poverty and living standards, housing, early childhood education, oral health, tobacco use, alcohol related harm, and children’s exposure to family violence.
2.Assist those working in the health sector to consider the roles other agencies play in influencing child and youth health outcomes related to these determinants. Safety and family violence are considered on pages 219-239, and includes Tables 51 to 60, in particular: Table 52. Nature of injuries arising from assault, neglect or maltreatment in hospitalised Māori children 0
–14 years by age group, New Zealand 2009–2013 and Table
56. Number of notifications to Child, Youth and Family
requiring further assessment by ethnicity, New Zealand 2004
–2013 financial year. Record #4994
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