This draft programme is subject to change and will be updated as details and speakers are confirmed.
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08:45
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Virtual meeting room opens
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09:00
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Professor Michael Baker, Professor of Public Health, UOO, Wellington
New Zealand's elimination approach to COVID-19 pandemic and how to sustain it
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John Ryan, the Auditor General
Findings from our PPE Review
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Associate Professor Jean Ross, Otago Polytechnic
Community development: Student nurses’ participation in reducing health disparities an impact assessment evaluation
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Merryn Jones, Hawkes Bay District Health Board
Valuing organ donation in a Māori cultural context: reflections on a NZ regional transplant hui
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11:30
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Fay Selby-Law, Hapai Te Hauora
E kore au e ngaro, he kākano i ruia mai I Rangiātea. I will not be lost, I am a seed descended from Rangiātea
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Materoa Mar, THINK Hauora - Connecting Communities for Wellbeing
Community Development and Whānau Ora
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Johanna Rhodes and Mary McMillan, Southern Institute of Technology
A sense of belonging: the implementation of a student-led mentorship program
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Dr Graham Gulbransen, Cannabis Care
Medicinal Cannabis 2020
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Wendy McGuinness, McGuinness Institute
Survey Insights: An analysis of the 2020 NZNO PPE Survey
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14:30
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Lizzy Kepa-Henry, Public Health Nurse, Hutt Valley DHB
Cultivating Community Wellbeing at the Flaxroots of Vulnerable and Diverse Communities
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Howard Catton, Chief Executive, International Council of Nurses (ICN)
Global Health 2020: A time of both huge challenge and opportunity for Nurses and Nursing
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Kuini Daniels, Ngati Hine Health Trust
Working in the Whanau Ora space - "Looking at the past into the future"
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Margareth Broodkoorn, Chief Nursing Officer
State of the worlds Nursing Report 2020, its relevance in a COVID-19 health context
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16:00
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Kerri Nuku, Kaiwhakahaere
Conference summation, conclusion and farewell
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