Matire Harwood

@templetonf Aue! Mihi aroha whānau xx

It is with deep sadness and regret that I inform you of the death of our brilliant Fleur, who passed peacefully in the night on 9 May 2024, following 13 months battling cancer. I will read out any well wishes to the rest of the family ❤️ Ngā Mihi, Harry (Fleur’s son)

In Ōtaki for Koro Tūroa Royal's tangi before we return to Waimango. After this past week, needed this. Ngā mihi Ngāti Raukawa #rongoā #Iam

This is just sad. A cold-hard fact: The overwhelming majority of students who can do the work at top colleges won't get in to their top choices - because there are not enough slots. But they've been convinced getting one of those rare slots is the only way to be successful. 1/

Ka pai RNZCGP's 👏🏽 rnzcgp.org.nz/news/media-rel…

Yesterday, long day in clinic providing healthcare, teaching future healthworkers and contributing to health equity research. When I ❤️ mahi. Last night, read the anti-hauora agenda. When mahi is 💔. Today we plan, tomorrow we stand #MAPAS #whatwedo #desiredoutcomes

Yep.....

@tarik_sammour @The_KorOcle @maxine_ronald edweek.org/leadership/pol… My anedotal experience, and expert opinion, is that Maxine and Koro are correct, this poll is not helpful

@The_KorOcle @maxine_ronald Is there scientific evidence for this Koro? If so, I'm happy to delete the tweet as I only wish to be helpful. My anecdotal experience is that there are many people (on both sides) whose voices are being silenced, and a simple anonymous twitter poll allows them to speak.

Should race be included as an additional criteria to help determine priority on surgical waiting lists in Australia + NZ? (Note: responses are anonymous).

@outragedfortune @slambert360 @maxine_ronald "Things have improved a bit since then" - keen to see your evidence too, if you have any

@slambert360 @maxine_ronald Things have improved a bit since then including access to clinics, community services ect. I would like to see current studies if anyone has any.

Luxon is wrong. Ethnicity is relevant to health prioritisation. Māori women with breast cancer who live in a high decile have the same outcomes as those who live in a low decile area. Wealth is not protective for Māori. Ethnicity is an independent risk factor for health outcomes

Shared from whānau to share. @betty_sio @Mihi_Forbes @huihoppa @lilhanly @papanahi @Paps_R @dr_matire @uriohau @huhanahickey

A wero/challenge in our editorial published today

Fabulous Sandra!

@sandrahanchard @manawafatu @HeartNZ So we'll deserved! You are amazing Sandra, looking forward to seeing wonderful outcomes from your research

Aroha & mālō 'aupito to all the folks who have shaped my heart health equity journey, especially my @manawafatu whānau. I'm thrilled to be the recipient of the inaugural Pacific Research Fellowship, jointly funded by @HeartNZ & Pūtahi Manawa heartfoundation.org.nz/about-us/news/…

Tautoko this research

@DrJinRussell So true! Six-week checks as a GP, always the highlight of my day 😍

Sometimes when I see babies in clinic, I like to gaze at their little squidgy faces to imagine what they might look like as grown ups. My mum, a GP, once told me she loved seeing babies because she gets the impression of a big person in there, beneath the wiggling onesie

@tiekemanu @seanhan98719245 Tautoko!

⁦@tiekemanu⁩ GP22

Clear, practical, evidence-based information from Siouxsie and Toby, delivered with aroha

Te ORA Māori doctors celebrating today's launch #TeAkaWhaiOra #TeWhatuOra

@nurseDrTC Ngā mihi nui Terryann! Wonderful news!

Download our profile of Hokimate Harwood, a Ngāpuhi ornithologist who has identified all the feathers in Te Papa kākahu, & hopes to do the same for many of the 600 in other museums: nzase.org.nz/resources/?res… @akopanuku @NZScienceLearn @Peps_Pereira @tintinskywalker @dr_matire

@doctor_nos @JLRahiri Yep

@JLRahiri Tautoko, lateral racism is the one that hurts me the most!