This draft programme is subject to change and will be updated as details and speakers are confirmed.
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08.30
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Karakia, welcome and Conference opening
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08:40
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Opening address
Dr Jamie Boyd, University of Hawaii
Expanding historical nursing roles to include holistic healing practices in response to the health needs of communities
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09:20
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Q&A Session
The Hon. Dr David Clark, Minister of Health
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10.00
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Karakia followed by MORNING TEA / PARAMANAWA
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10:25
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Judge Andrew Becroft, Children's Commissioner
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11:10
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Dr Sione Vaka, Senior Lecturer, AUT; Nurse Lead Pacific, Counties Manukau District Health Board
Pacific mental health, Ūloa, an ethnic model of integrating mental health care
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11:45
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Annalyn Ulunga, Mercy Hospice
Hospice Nurses: Vital link in meeting cultural and palliative needs of terminally ill Tongan patients and their families
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12.30
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Karakia followed by LUNCH / TE KAI O TE RĀNUI
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13:15
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Seletute Vave Patterson, Public Health Nurse, ADHB
Starship Community: School-based health care through an equity lens.
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14:00
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Concurrent sessions in breakout rooms:
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Health equity for rough sleepers - Garrick Martin
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Anyone for tennis? How a nurse working in funding and planning can influence actions, reducing the global burden of dementia - Kate Calvert
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Mental Health Screening Tool use in the Canterbury Prison Population - Heather Symes
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15.00
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Karakia followed by AFTERNOON TEA / PARAMANAWA
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15:30
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Feedback from Concurrent Sessions
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16:00
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Conference summation, conclusion and farewell
Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku and President Grant Brookes
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16:15
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Karakia
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