Cultural safety, competence and responsiveness

from Physio Board NZ Audio Resources · host Physiotherapy Board of NZ | Te Poari Tiaki Tinana o Aotearoa

Board professional advisor Maarama Davis in conversation with physiotherapist, academic and lecturer Te Hine-ngaro Tuterangiwhiu and Jill Caldwell, senior lecturer currently holding academic leadership roles within the physiotherapy department & School of Allied Health at Auckland University of Technology. This conversation explores the critical themes of cultural safety, competence, and responsiveness in physiotherapy practice, particularly for Māori.

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