Cultural perspectives in psychiatric nursing: a Maori viewpoint
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Description
This presentation deals with the Maori perspective of him/herself, his/her world, God, people and behaviour and is a holistic one based on Maori dimensions.
Table of contents
Preamble — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Maori or the dimension of the Old World — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Wairua or the dimension of Spirituality — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Tinana or the dimension of the body — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Hinegaro or the dimension of the mind — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Tangata or the dimension of People — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Whenua or the dimension of the Land — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Whaanau or the dimension of Family — Welcome to the gallery of Taha Tikanga or the dimension of compliance
Primary author: Te Roopu Awhina o Tokanui
Author biography: Māori
Publisher: Tokanui Hosptal
Publication format: Conference proceedings
Publication date:
Publication place: Te Awamutu
Publication status: Okay to copy
Publication availability: Yes
Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre
Catalog reference: APW-1 – Archive Project Waitangi
Misc. notes: This paper was first presented in Adelaide at the Australian Congress of Mental Health Nurses Twelfth National Convention, September 1986. The presentations, which involved nine people, followed traditional Maori protocol illustrating i practice the dynamic quality of the concepts contained within the paper and the title. This paper is dedicated to John Wilson, Charge Nurse, Whai-ora, Tokanui Hospital who was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident (16/9/86).
Sector: Community, Education – tertiary, Health
Informal group: Māori
Culture related topics: Bi-cultural
General related topics: Tino rangatiratanga
Historical period: 20th
Resources: Culture
